1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

175k/year per household is the limit, 88k/year for a single person

In 2019 the limits were lower

 

My dad claims he's only going to make like 80k because he hasn't worked any overtime

But the checks get distributed based on last years which he claimed to get in the 110s

Would have been cool if I had gotten $1800

 

Fuck you all and your checks

 

suffering from success

 

Not if you've always taken care of other people so realistically your net is much less; and due to technicalities you can't claim said people for your taxes so you pay as if you were single with no dependents.

Even though you know my situation, I'm still paying for the car, insurance, etc. Only cause I said I would until I'm done paying it off. I'm just that guy that keeps my word.

 

Heavy lies the gold and precious stone laden crown

 

yeah the way it's set up is so cut and dry that a lot of people who still could really use it, aren't getting it based on being in a kind of gray area

The small business loans in the relief bill are really bad in that regard

 

I haven't even got my 600 bucks but I know it ain't going far besides into my hg bill.



600 bucks is like a week and a half of bills for me and I'm a cheap ass haha

 

My parents last claimed me in 2019. Not sure if I'll be eligible for any checks this year. Also lost my monthly VA check (my father is almost 100% disabled from desert storm) when I graduated in November so that sucks.

 

It's fucked up but w.e.

Yet it's easy for people to live off welfare, have a bunch of kids they have no business raising, not work a single day and still drive a nice car, etc.

I work my ass off but hey, at least I've been fortunate enough to help those I care about.

 

Ah so you get living assistance cause of that?

Badass.

I just found out about 3 weeks ago that tuition in CA for any college/university is free for my kids because I'm a disabled vet and resident when I served.

Told my girl that and I was like "future truck fund here we come"

 

That double wide tho...

 

Not if he’s 18+ , then nobody gets anything

 

Yup. If youre over 18 and living at home, no matter if youre working or not, you are the ultimate bum according to the .gov and get nothing and your parents get nothing. Never mind hellacious student load debt being something a lot of people in that position deal with or anything...

 

just stop being poor.jpeg

 

Or over 18 and living on your own and still get claimed

 

I was supposed to be getting like ~$200 a month since I was born until college graduation. But something wasn't setup right and my dad only found out about it through a VA employee a few years ago. If my father had gone into the Air Force as a Texas resident and not Louisiana my college would've been free anywhere in state with the Hazlewood Act. Didn't realize CA had something similar. My brother's college is paid for by his ROTC scholarship and my other brother went to community college and saved a ton. So that's nice.

 

My income was dismal in 2019, rollling in stimulus checks here.

 

Not poor


Just want money someone else’s kids will have to pay for