"Wheeler's Anonymous"

Keep in mind, once you leave the parents nest, have to pay multiple bills and deal with the shit life throws at you for no reason.. you're gonna wish you just got the 4x4 when you had the means. Seriously. Just my 2 cents.
Now why didn't I take my own advice.....oh well.

 

Yup. Damn priorities, always getting in the way..


Jk

 

We are teachers we are off until August 16.

 

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I backed into a pole at Hungry Valley

 

you're among friends.. I've done that too, at Gorman, except I chipped and fucked up the body/paint just below my taillight..

 

Truth. Took me nearly 5 years post college to get situated enough financially to afford this most expensive freaking hobby in the world, lol. So what if I'm delaying my retirement savings another year or so....

Just kidding....kinda.

 

Thank you. I'm mad I did it. I backed into this pole fence whole staring at the back up camera. I couldn't see the pole somehow

 

All them tabs man.

You had to learn it somehow?

That's why I took my tailgate off, a bit harder to back up (at first) but you get over not having that crutch pretty quick. Now I wish I had a means to move the camera up by the 3rd brake light... that'd be AWESOME.

 

Haha yup, I was backing up into the camp site at night w/ my soft topper on and hit the same type pole. Damn those things!

 

That thought has crossed my mind, which also has led me to debate a getting a 2nd gen regular cab 4x4 4cyl. Great gas which I'm sure future me will appreciate, newer car, & loads of fun

Y'all are scaring me, I'm not even halfway through college

 

4 banger great gas? Second gen?

Foolio please.

 

Seriously?

 

Well...keep in mind, I chose a career in the creative/arts field. Not the easiest to make a living in, lol. Not saying others are, but some definitely have better opportunities starting out than others.

I was fortunate that I networked well enough in school to get off to a good start in my freelance career post-college. Did the freelance thing for a few years and did pretty well at it, but that life is just too stressful to maintain for me. Getting a full-time gig in house was the best thing I could've done for myself, steady paycheck FTW!

Do whatever you possibly can in-school to get ready for job hunting afterward. Network, intern...whatever it takes. It'll put you ahead of the game when the time comes to jump in with both feet

 

Networking (both TCP/IP and between people ) is a huge part of being successful in ANY field. Massive +1 to Ryan's comment. Make friends who know people.

 

Definitely agree with you guys there,
Networking networking networking
Honestly a part of me can't wait for school to start up again so I can get back to that. Hell if I wasn't going to school id have a job at luxury car dealership thanks to networking

 

I knew someone would say something. Haha

Figures it'd be you. Lots of Dropbox and Google drive transfers going on today. Haha

 

I like "clean Windows"

@WileECoyote

 

Some people, man.

 

Got any other buddies

 

That shi- was hilarious bro!!! All that shi- to look at on the truck and you notice the muddy windshield and shi--y wiper blades that so desperately needing to be replaced!!! Just CLASSIC Denny!!!