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All I can say is that you have to do what you think is right...not everyone will agree, but that's why it's your life

no need for further explanation-- there's your problem. don't shit where you eat I've always thought this analogy should be the other way around..as in, don't eat where you shit

What are you not sure about? Seems like better all around, plus it probably looks better on your resume if you want to get into software development as a career...

pretty sure it was forged english proficiency certificates actually

A lot of people would be doing great if someone else paid all their expenses

Well the very most expensive high rise 1 bedrooms start at $2400 at the newest, fanciest location, but all the others are starting between $1700-2000. Also it looks like 1 Canadian dollar = .77 USD so that would partially explain why things seem more expensive in Toronto Salary differences don't generally account for exhange rate disparity so I doubt that carries over into rent too much

idk know where you guys are living but in Toronto a highrise 1br is 2500-3500 depending how nice it is

But when will then be now?

Chris Brown's continuing popularity is such an enlightening social phenomenon

This is the most American-South post I've seen on here in such a long time pretty sure he's in Michigan LOL

I'd rather actually have money than look like I have money :)

Thats the balance I'm trying to have, a car new enough to stay nice and reliable for a long time but old enough to where the rate at which it depreciates is slow. But my 02 civic only has 120k miles on it so I'll probably end up keeping it for at least another year That doesn't seem like a lot....around here I'd expect to be able to get close to 200k miles on a civic...and we have salt in the winter

Newer cars are safer, sure...but only marginally safer than ten year olds cars. But driving a pickup truck is also safer than driving a Honda civic...at some point, the extra safety isn't worth the cost

Sure..you have to be prudent when buying used. But every time you buy a new car you lose 20% of the value when you drive it off the lot

So are repairs on a decade old car.Depends on the repair. I spent 1k replacing the clutch on my 11 year old car 4 years ago...60000km later it's still going strong.

No one should go into debt to buy a car...money down the drain

Buying new cars is not the smartest. A honda civic that's 15k new will be 10k at two years old

The west in general has a strange relationship with Saudi Arabia

FTFY

that’s such a dennis thing to say obvious dennis

you should make a new account called dennis quaid to post with

tomorrow I'm going to do all the things I've been procrastinating on who am I kidding I'm playing hearthstone all day. check in on the today thread tomorrow to see how I did. Check in on the yesterday thread the day after tomorrow to see how I feel about tomorrow

I was born yesterday

how hard is it to get benefits back if full time doesn't work out? I imagine it's a pain in the ass

I suppose you could ask to try the supervisor job for a month or two and see how it goes. That would require your employer to be aware of and sensitive to your condition, though...