30 and younger thread

Enders game is one I'd like to see, one of the few books I was forced to read and enjoyed in high school

 

see!!! haha there you go

 

did you read the other books with it? like about bean? and theres a few others

 

But after taxes its less than that. My wife makes 17.50 an hour works 36 hours a week and when it hits our bank shes just below 900 every two weeks. Good thing her money is just fun money though. But for somone younger with no kids, mortgage, and other large bills 15 plus comission would not be terrible.

 

yeah i didnt include taxes just because a single kid in school can get all that cash back when tax season comes around haha

 

that movie was AWESOME! My girlfriend is a book nerd and she said she enjoyed the movie

 

does she get benefits that they are taking out for?!?! i used to get around 900+ on 14 before god damn insurance.

 

i may have to go see it tomorrow then

 

Thats true.

No I have my families benefits with my job.

 

colorado tax is

 

Lmao you should see what they take out of mine if you rhink thats bad. And CO still is not that bad compared to most states for taxes.

 

do it... i never read the book and I loved this movie haha

taxes are

 

No I only read the first one cause I had to haha. I hate reading

 

Just applied.. got an interview.

 

I wish insurance premiums weren't so high. Seems like I'm paying more for less than I was the past few years.

 

whooo!

 

steak and eggs

 

I watched Twilight because I needed to sober up one night. It's not a good movie but the baseball scene peaked my interest. That was a wild leg kick.

What would you be selling? Some places will keep you on for a month or two but if you don't produce they'll cut you, just something to keep in mind.

 

I vote Captain Crunch cereal

 

Knives, and this one you can stay all you want. its all on you to make money though. If you dont submit your paper work you dont get paid so its not like they are just paying you every day to do nothing