1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Haha no wife's a pilates instructor, there's a lot more exercise in it than most yoga. I went a few times when we started dating but uh, yeah...haven't done it in awhile now

 

Hmmm, one of the internships I interviewed for in May just got back to me.

13.50 an hour


Hmm

 

Come do hvac in cali. Starting pay 24$

 

That’s what I make now

As an intern

in Utah

 

Yeah but after 5 years of apprenticeship you can max at 68.50

 

Or I can start out at $55, work 4 - 10 hour days a week and not break my back.

 

Sounds boring
Can come work 12 16+ days and be on the verge of death after then finally get a 2 day weekend then go back to working 5 days 16+ hours till your back on call and go 12 days strait again

 

Sounds like the life

 

All the money and no time to spend it

 

I got a boomer computer

 

is this a cry for help?

 

454 go brBrBrBrBrBrBrBrBRRRRRRRRAAAAAAAAPPPPP

 

cleaning up some files and found something

 

I make that now and can barely afford to live in semi-rural Texas.

 

Come love in semi rural WA, I make about the same and its comfortable

 

i do not know love

 

I guess it's just the major cities up in the PNW that have a stupid cost of living? Portland, Seattle, Boise, etc. all seem terrible.

I'm just complaining because an oil boom a few years ago killed our rental/housing market and they just never recovered. My buddy is a game warden in oilfield country and the only house he could find was $2800 a month. He's in a roach infested apartment for now that's around $900.

 

Boise's not that bad, Seattle really isn't either but it is a big city on a scale unlike Boise. You couldn't pay me to live in Portland anymore though. I live well out of the way of a largish city, Spokane... But it's really just a rural community with lots of spread out stuff and a couple of hospitals and some larger buildings that they call a big city. The topography is pretty neat around here, I'm very much isolated from the city and any big city activity but I'm not overly far from it.

 

Didn't realize how spread out Spokane was jeez. Twice the population density and similar square mileage compared to where I'm at. But more suburbs and rural population out of the city limits it looks like.