1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

damn, that's nuts. My brother lost his job in Missouri in January and got his old job back with Geico in Oregon shortly after, but they wanted him there in 3 weeks. They were able to sell their house too before they left in just a week or so

 

I know the area; the hotel there with roof top swimming pool is pretty nice.

You know they charge valet to the room as well as tip? They double dipped with me but at least I got a free night for something else

 

Wanna trade lives

 

Pick my state lol

 

Dude....I only drove through there and I was not impressed.

Had a good friend I think I told you about, that lived in Indiana. Awesome couple; wife is a cancer survivor.

Anyway, only good thing was there Chili Cook Off Competitions

It's also where I had adopted Jacquee, my pitbull mix

 

@cruiserguy

Look at all this room!

https://tippecanoe.craigslist.org/apa/d/west-lafayette-newly-refurbished-4/7091024129.html

Must be cheap cause it's near Dallas

 

$900/month for a house that size? fuck me

edit - oh wait nevermind, it's in Indiana...not worth the savings lol

 

OOF

 

You'll inevitably decide to not be a welder at some point in your life. I just did it way earlier then most welders do.

 

I can live there for good and not have to work.

 

They blatantly told me not to waste their time by only working a year haha. I wouldnt really have anything to add to a resume either since 6 months of that would be training at the corporate office. Doesnt really benefit anyone to do that stunt.

 

But...Indiana

 

Squat and Meth

 

@what road

Aside from being Indiana, and the fact that you live there, what's wrong with the state? lol

I ask because the average 3 bedroom spot is like $1000

If I quit working and go back to school full time, I'd be able to have a comfy living.

No jobs out there?...I'd move after school...

 

I'll buy an RV, cook meth with a buddy

 

Lol no squatting.

Disability pays more than cost of living there

 

@jbrandt can confirm?

 

Dude look into NC and SC, mortgage rates are similar for areas outside of the larger cities. And theirs actually things to do. Wheeling, shooting, mountain activities, beaches, big cities, small towns etc.

 

Oof South Carolina.

Dad has a property there that he rents out.

There's a reason why he moved back to Texas; I'd be looking at some place new to just try out and rent for a bit.

New scenery, no other reason.