This hoe thinks a car should come before an apartment
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Unbelievable
I think the whole concept is off though
If you living with your parents a car is good move.
But if you live in NY or big metro area a car ain't really a necessity like that.
Maybe unless it's for Uber or you live somewhere with no public transport
It's just a silly fake deep topic.
If you living with your parents a car is good move.
But if you live in NY or big metro area a car ain't really a necessity like that.
Maybe unless it's for Uber or you live somewhere with no public transport
It's just a silly fake deep topic.
Me too.
Not a crazy take depending on the situation
I was gonna add this to my post but fuck it, I was too lazy
That's why it's a silly thing to even debate
Because it's not a debate.
Maybe house vs apartment
Lease vs new vs used car
But wtf is car or apartment?
If you blessed enough to have money enough for either fresh out?
You already ahead of the game regardless
I do too
Unless you are comfortable living out of your fucking car, then that is a terrible take!!
ESPECIALLY in today's job market, there are sooooo many work from home positions for one.
For two, there are BUSES!!! That, or this crazy new invention called a bicycle. This new start up company called Uber is out there as well
ESPECIALLY in today's job market, there are sooooo many work from home positions for one.
For two, there are BUSES!!! That, or this crazy new invention called a bicycle. This new start up company called Uber is out there as well
This isn't even worth wasting keystrokes Keith...
The variables are endless
What if you rent a 2 bedroom then sublet it? What if you BUY the apartment?
Did you buy the car? Lease?
What is the make and model of the car?
Because car repair could break you but Apartment is covered.
It's a silly internet take.
She's speaking as young person possibly living with her parents so yes to me a car should come first, that's the first step to getting your independence. You work a small job, get you enough money to get a car, then maybe get a better job and then stack up to get your first apartment
She has a tattoo on her face. What do you expect?
well in HER ho profession YES, SHE with her fine ass,
and make some nice money, playin ho games in her car,
but for the average person WITH MORALS,
you better get a place to rest your head and execute your game plan,
unless you plan on suckin dick and driving around for a living...
and dont SAY UBER, because nobody wants to drive around all fuckin day
and sleep in a car all fuckin night... have the car smelling like morning breath all day,
yea thats gonna get ya a lot of great reviews from passangers..
sheet get an apt with two rooms and rent the other one out, rinse and repeat....
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
and make some nice money, playin ho games in her car,
but for the average person WITH MORALS,
you better get a place to rest your head and execute your game plan,
unless you plan on suckin dick and driving around for a living...
and dont SAY UBER, because nobody wants to drive around all fuckin day
and sleep in a car all fuckin night... have the car smelling like morning breath all day,
yea thats gonna get ya a lot of great reviews from passangers..
sheet get an apt with two rooms and rent the other one out, rinse and repeat....
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
That's exactly how I took it....young person living with parents who are cool with her still being there....I didn't take it as car vs homelessness
yep I think it was captain obvious but not to many others
And yet her simple minded ass will waste hundreds if not thousands of dollars on lace front wigs & cheap jewelry .
In Houston yo ass need a car or motorcycle to get around. Same for Dallas
I had 4 cars before I had some place to stay 
I'll say this depends on where you live.
In California a car was a necessity, shit was spread out too far not to have a car.
You couldn't rely on public transportation like that and expect to have a productive day.
You'd be exhausted by the time you get home riding that train all day then the bus.
I'll say this depends on where you live.
In California a car was a necessity, shit was spread out too far not to have a car.
You couldn't rely on public transportation like that and expect to have a productive day.
You'd be exhausted by the time you get home riding that train all day then the bus.
Da Menace ... does she have any photos of da nude variety in The Basement?
Asking for my friend who is a car salesman.
Asking for my friend who is a car salesman.
Face tats, and I expect logic?
Yeah she can drive to a rich area where she can charge white boys $250 for QV's rather than the standard $100 in the hood.
That's cool and all but a person still gotta use a restroom and buy takeout food because they can't cook living in their car. Also, it's not easy having to buy food everyday especially if you aren't making enough money from a job.
Besides not everyone lives with their parents and don't like their rules where they would want their own place to do what they want and a piece of mind.
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This is why so many people are homeless cause they would rather a bunch of other things besides a roof over their heads and their going from place to place staying where they can with out a care in the world and no responsibility.
In places where you need a car,fine,I understand but outside of that you need some where to stay.
In places where you need a car,fine,I understand but outside of that you need some where to stay.
Portable grills and various outdoor cooking utensils exist. You literally can cook various things outside, also coolers exist and they have special storage bags that you can put ice in that can keep your food preserved for days.. that's what camping is all about.. this situation ain't about that but if push come to shove it's certain things you can do.. as far as bathroom/showers in a place like NYC for $150 a yr or $75 a month you get access to a variety of NYC gyms that have full showers, bathroom, workout equipment, swimming pools, bball courts, certain places access to PCs, and diff programs
Please say it again, just living with their friends sleeping on the couch or floor because they don't want to pay for an apartment to keep a roof of their head. Also, most of them don't get along with their parents. Let's not forget gas is high as hell now. But good luck to them to think a car comes before having a roof over their head. To each their own!
There's tons of homeless people that don't have a vehicle. If given 1 they probably would tell you it's actually an improvement on their living situation cause believe it or not it would be some form of a roof cause they no longer have to sleep outdoors, or random places, they actually have a storage for their items and they can move around better now
Portable grills and where are they gonna plug it in at if they car doesn't have receptacle for it. But not everyone does camping, I'm speaking on people that live in the city who don't have a roof over their head and have to live in a tent, they have to use public restrooms and if they want to use a portable grills, they would need permission from a business that has an outdoor receptacle for them to use because people don't like dealing with homeless people. This why more affordable homes need to be out there and programs for homeless to give a person a place to stay. Philly is a perfect example of homeless being in Kensington which the mayor had to find a pace for these homeless to get off the street and give them a place to stay. Being homeless isn't easy, but that's not something people should be proud of, it's should be a temporary thing until they get back on their feet but some people are too comfortable being homeless to think they're saving money when they aren't living in their cars or on the street.
I respect what you're saying in NYC because I don't know too much about how they live down there being homeless and thanks for the info.
All that cost money, none of that is cheap. So, add all that up, and it's like they're paying more than they should. Now with a roof over your head, you don't have to pay for most of those things. People that live out their cars have a lot of expenses vs people that have a roof over their head. But whatever works for them then that's fine.