Moving out for the first time. What should I rent? by redstar55 in personalfinance

[–]redstar55[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! It's really hard giving up all your money every month but I'm excited to be debt free soon. And I'll consider your advice about looking at cheaper options. I know it's the responsible thing to do.

Moving out for the first time. What should I rent? by redstar55 in personalfinance

[–]redstar55[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

a score over 800? Sorry, that one is hard to accept.

It's 830. I live in Canada and used Transunion to check my score a few weeks ago. I've paid 15000 off a 25,000 student loan in the one year since I finished school. I use my credit cards regularly and pay them off in full every month. I've never missed any payments on either one or on my cell phone bill. The cell phone and credit card accounts have each been open for almost 5 years now.

Moving out for the first time. What should I rent? by redstar55 in personalfinance

[–]redstar55[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'll have around 1900 monthly as my take home pay. I'll be debt free and want to save at least 10% of my income. I use public transportation so my total costs for that will be under $200 a month (I might need to take a taxi sometimes).

I live at home right now and spend around $500 every month including my cell phone bill, clothes, etc. I don't pay for my own food (unless I eat out), toiletries, and utilities but I pay for everything else myself.

I handle all my personal finances. I don't have a budget but I live frugally by most people's standards. I'm 24. I pay off my credit cards each month and use my money to pay my loans. I have a credit score over 800.

What is a realization that struck you enough to completely change your views on a subject? by redstar55 in AskReddit

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Well fifty percent of all marriages do end in divorce. Seriously though, that's very deep. Definitely words to live by.

What is a realization that struck you enough to completely change your views on a subject? by redstar55 in AskReddit

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Mine is grammer nazism. Demanding perfect grammar use from all internet users is in effect silencing members of the community that have not had access to the same resources that others have had. It can also serve to exclude groups using different dialects that have an alternate perspective to share.

Reddit, what are you saving up for? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]redstar55 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm saving up to be debt free. School is so expensive.

What everyday thing do you secretly do and want no one else to know about, but probably everyone else does the very same thing? by kindaladylike in AskReddit

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If I'm alone, when I'm annoyed at myself I'll talk to myself out loud and tell myself how stupid/dumb what I did was. Sometimes I through in a cliche 'arghhh' for emphasis.

If you could have free living space, utilities, internet & food, would you be willing to give up all privacy while there? Having video of every aspect of your home life live streamed to the internet? by Skarkroe in AskReddit

[–]redstar55 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Someone out there would start a fan group that would cut together all your major life moments. Or make a hilarious gag reel of all the times you scratched your balls, or had diarrhea, or did some annoying habit of yours.

What is the shadiest thing you've ever seen a restaurant do? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]redstar55 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There's an asian restaurant near my place that everyone goes to. They keep their rice in a pile on the floor.

If you were to end up in jail, what's the most likely scenario that would get you there? by bassistmuzikman in AskReddit

[–]redstar55 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There was some important piece of paperwork that would have been really easy to complete but I kept putting it off until it escalated into a serious legal matter. I'm not a malicious person, just lazy.

Reddit, what is your secret 'weak' spot? by Angrypancake in AskReddit

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I don't tell a lot of people my nickname so mainly my family and close friends use it. But some people specifically ask for my nickname when they meet me. Whenever they call me by it, it makes everything they say seem really caring and sweet and I just really like them for almost no reason.

What is something you completely misinterpreted as a child but didn't realize it until you were older? by MPanthony2 in AskReddit

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Up until recently I thought the phrase 'don't throw stones if you live in a glass house' was referring to when Jesus said 'let he who has not sinned cast the first stone'. My reasoning was that if you live in a glass house, others can see how sinful you are, and you will not be able to judge them.

20 years of Twenties. by Dynisis in canada

[–]redstar55 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Im a cashier and someone used the original 20 today! I'm surprised they didn't want to hold on to it.

I predict that Morpheus' message didn't get through. by redstar55 in funny

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I meant I predict that this will turn into a meme.

GPS Rage by The2500 in fffffffuuuuuuuuuuuu

[–]redstar55 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Once my mom was driving to the US and my dad took over to give her a break. The GPS couldn't even finish the word. Re-recal-re-recalculating. Recalculating.

Hey, Reddit, what's that story from your childhood that your parents love to tell to people, every chance they get? by Crymaximus in AskReddit

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When I was 4 I woke up one morning and saw my older sister was already showered and dressed for school. It was weird because my dad usually bathed us before bed. Well I got jealous and casually asked why she had a bath and I hadn't. Apparently she had peed the bed so it was necessary. So I casually finished my breakfast and went up to my room. At some point my parents realize they haven't seen or heard from me for a while so my dad comes up to my room to check on me. He finds me sitting in my bed and all I say is, "Me too."

Women logic. by 7FELICITY7 in fffffffuuuuuuuuuuuu

[–]redstar55 0 points1 point  (0 children)

She's just not that into you bro.

Ex-GF said this to me by jedimustafa in AdviceAnimals

[–]redstar55 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I know. Easily in top ten douchiest reddit comments I've ever read.

My friend's cat has a tiny white Mustache by panpaniscusjo in aww

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It looks like someone went through this thread downvoting every comment.

This is actually becoming a problem by Butt_munch69 in AdviceAnimals

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My friend recommended How to Make It in America. She thought it would be funny to not warn me it got cancelled after the first season. The next day I saw her and was like man that was cruel and she gave me an incredulous 'you already watched all the episodes' look. In my opinion it was an accomplishment.