30 and younger thread

when the steering went out on my dad's 750il it was in the shop for like 2 weeks and cost like 2.5k lol

 

I think he meant it would quickly become a toy and no longer be a DD. Get what you want man. A base Fiesta would be boring but you'd have a warranty.

 

If you buy a fucking flip phone out of contract its expensive lol. The APPLE VS ANDROID debate is a fucking sham. APPLE= Products designed to work well $$$$$ and Android= For nerds who like reading specs and fucking with their shit and overclocking and all that good stuff so when it breaks and needs fixing they fix it themselves, every other day, just like a PC owner. Had an apple Imac for 8 years no problems. Iphone 4 for 3 years no problems.

 

This.

Reading is hard

 

I like Androids because the interface is more logical to me. I have an iPhone and a Note 3. I like them both. They each do something better than the other or that the other doesn't do at all. But overall, I like my Note 3 more. I had the first iPhone ever and after that I've been Androids all the way.

 

I lost 13 lbs in the last 2 weeks

 

I'm not planning on staying anywhere long term. The plan has always been to work and save for a few years then start my own business.

 

Phone = always on my person.

My good Camera = only ever at my house or in my truck. So its not on me all that often :/

 

Good for you man. I'm down 8 over the past 6 weeks. Slow weight loss but I'm happy with it.

 

I'm almost 190 again....been slacking and stress eating because of going back to college

 

YES! E30's FTW!

 

I applaud you on the risk taking. I had tossed around the idea...but my time is too valuable to get sucked up in running my own business.

 

im confused? a double major in accounting and your only shooting for 40-50 mark? set your sites higher bro!!!!

 

I'm an entrepreneur at heart. Started my first business at 4 years old. Gonna be a tough road at the beginning but high risk, high reward. At least I can live in my 4Runner if shit hits the fan

 

"Excuse me, I'm actively seeking excited go-getters like yourself to partner with me to open the world's first chocolate-pudding and mac n cheese restaurant chain. would you be interested?"

"Dude, you're 4"

 

You're joking but really........







































It was a candy company

 

So you're the one who started the gummy bear company with the little kids ad.....

 

Thanks, I'm under the 300 mark now and hope to be to 200-220 in 8-12 months, it'll start getting harder after this week but it's worth it.

You lose it slow it stays off better.

 

Speaking of which, I'm headed to the gym. All this beer has me feeling like Homer Simpson

 

Oh believe me. My sights were a bit high, but i wanted 55-60 in Boise. After talking to a number of people (including those at the same company I already work at that is one of the higher payers in the valley) that recent graduates really are stuck getting hired on in the 40-50 range. 50 being good. Maybe circumstances differ and have something to do with it? But no way to know until im at that point. Where as in a city like...Denver, where my good friend gary is set on moving to when he graduates in december, the 60 range is much more realistic.