with that being said, Houston fits the bill, Stay away from AustinThe poorer the state the more religious it is and the more crime you'll have.
Sad but true.
The poorer the state the more religious it is and the more crime you'll have.
Sad but true.
You ain't living in the A on 40k! You need to be specific on the city.Georgia
I don't know about that, South Florida isn't nearly as bad as it used to be and this place is still pretty low income (people) but the classism and the folks wanting to get into the high class is what keeps the system going.
Not in Atlanta.Georgia...
Georgia doesn't have to necessarily mean Atlanta.Not in Atlanta.
You ain't living in the A on 40k! You need to be specific on the city.
You ain't living in the A on 40k! You need to be specific on the city.
I like Savannah. Hell, I would even live there! Outside of there and the A, why would you want to live in Ga.?He said State besides Atlanta it's pretty easy to live in GA on 40k. My cousin only 25 already got a house living in Savannah
The poorer the state the more religious it is and the more crime you'll have.
Sad but true.
Gambling is legal in Nevada but until you experience it, you don't realize just big and desolate this state is outside of Vegas. Reno is ok, but the best thing about reno is its vicinity to cali and Tahoe. Many more black people in Vegas than Reno as well. Plenty of jobs in Reno if you are into construction or data center work though.Washington state- Nevada- Alabama. These are states I have lived in. The state of Nevada has gambling all over the state.
Hell the biggest joke in the world my boy makes over 90,000 a yr (not including overtime) for a hotel in nyc literally setting up chairs and tables in the hall/conference room.. diff companies rent out the rental hall all yr long for diff things.. his job put chairs here put a table there and he makes a lil over 45 an hr.. he does at least 7 hrs a day 5 days a week and he only does an hr or less of actual work.. so when people talk about degrees or non skill worker I laugh at what people would never imagine are actual careers and how much money some people make
Hell the biggest joke in the world my boy makes over 90,000 a yr (not including overtime) for a hotel in nyc literally setting up chairs and tables in the hall/conference room.. diff companies rent out the rental hall all yr long for diff things.. his job put chairs here put a table there and he makes a lil over 45 an hr.. he does at least 7 hrs a day 5 days a week and he only does an hr or less of actual work.. so when people talk about degrees or non skill worker I laugh at what people would never imagine are actual careers and how much money some people make
NC and SC....Columbia is a black city and you could survive off 40k....
Most places in NC maybe outside of Raleigh and Charlotte I think 40 k would be ok
Tahoe is where the nude beaches are. Reno was where I put strategies down against the casinos that worked. I went from single deck black jack every Friday and Saturday to playing poker from Friday night all the way to late Sunday. Whole weekend spent in the poker parlour.Gambling is legal in Nevada but until you experience it, you don't realize just big and desolate this state is outside of Vegas. Reno is ok, but the best thing about reno is its vicinity to cali and Tahoe. Many more black people in Vegas than Reno as well. Plenty of jobs in Reno if you are into construction or data center work though.
Check out Warner Robins, GA.Appreciate y’all I’m head to Georgia since that’s the closest outside of Florida, I’m a realist so I got no need to lie I look at what I can realistically do at my age and I’m going to plan off that. I know them smaller cities in ga them brothers are really about that life since it’s more isolate and less cops and that country vibe means a lot of them cops really don’t care much I got a friend in senville I think it’s called.
Georgia.Alabama?
Miss
Arkansas
Upstate Florida (Pensacola, Tall, or Jacks)
Tenn
I'm talking maybe 40k a year or less, what's the best area?
No education so working regular jobs and making a living off it or trying to.
Stay away from the city of Atlanta, but you can still make it with that in the metro area. If you don't have a criminal record you can probably get a decent government job with one of the counties (Fulton, Gwinnett or Dekalb).what city in Georgia?
Or what part of Houston? Tallahassee is really cheap house-wise.
I fucked up my life to the point I don't think I'll recover so I'm being a realist here. I'm driving up within two weeks to look around.
My brother, if you are breathing, you can always recover. You need a plan and discipline. You can recover. You just have to be willing to do what it takes to do sowhat city in Georgia?
Or what part of Houston? Tallahassee is really cheap house-wise.
I fucked up my life to the point I don't think I'll recover so I'm being a realist here. I'm driving up within two weeks to look around.
Yeah but he can't live "in" the city off that.....hoping is dudes commute and what part of Jersey does he live in?Hell the biggest joke in the world my boy makes over 90,000 a yr (not including overtime) for a hotel in nyc literally setting up chairs and tables in the hall/conference room.. diff companies rent out the rental hall all yr long for diff things.. his job put chairs here put a table there and he makes a lil over 45 an hr.. he does at least 7 hrs a day 5 days a week and he only does an hr or less of actual work.. so when people talk about degrees or non skill worker I laugh at what people would never imagine are actual careers and how much money some people make
But this is not the norm. A kid can't say, "hmm, I want set up chairs and tables for the rest of my life" and expect $90K. That's not reality. Im sure your boy has time in at the hotel, seniority, and most if all, luck. Jobs like that do not come everyday. Additionally, I would never advise a child coming out of high school to bet on a non-degree/ non-certificate job to pay that much. It's an anomaly.Hell the biggest joke in the world my boy makes over 90,000 a yr (not including overtime) for a hotel in nyc literally setting up chairs and tables in the hall/conference room.. diff companies rent out the rental hall all yr long for diff things.. his job put chairs here put a table there and he makes a lil over 45 an hr.. he does at least 7 hrs a day 5 days a week and he only does an hr or less of actual work.. so when people talk about degrees or non skill worker I laugh at what people would never imagine are actual careers and how much money some people make