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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: Operation Save 2 dollars on Clothes at Walmart
« on: April 14, 2016, 02:42:53 am »How much of a cost difference is there between the US and Romania?
In my area lets say, if you can get subsidized housing its like 300 a month for an apartment, but typically you can find one for 500 a month or so for a 1 bedroom in an iffy area haha.
Also, is it bad that I just became a 7th day Adventist to get out of working saturdays? I told my supervisor that I am now and I wrote an email to my Ops manager who is a dumbass that I am one now. On the low low I'm really not, I just dont want to get sent across state to work bullshit sites on my day off.
I just made a certificate that certifies me as a 7th day Adventist lol its legit now
In terms of food, it might be worse here, or the same. Except we make 10 times less. In terms of housing, I have my own apartment (my dad's). So I don't have to pay rent, just the house maintenance.
But a typical rent is about ~200$ or so.
Ooh ok yeah. I mean i did 100 dollars a week for food and thats like going BB status which is like 2 dollars a pound for chicken roughly, a few family sized bags of veggies for 10 dollars together and then almond butter and drinks(flavored water or whatever) with some left over for like a cheat meal of pizza or something.
Ever thought of doing a dual citizenship and being part 'Merican to probably make a lot more doing the computer stuff over here?
My dad lives in Canada, actually. But my studies won't mean much there, they speak French (a bad version of it) and so on. Plus he told me people over there act like total robots. We over here are funny, are "latin-blooded" which means a ton of jokes and easy-going ways. Different lifestyles.