Quote (dxlightning @ Nov 14 2013 04:41pm)

I'd suggest you get a job at home and get some savings going. Rent is always a huge portion of budget. Free rent is worth it if even for a year.

Idk what construction jobs are like around you but here it's somethibg like 17/hr minimum. Do that 40/wk for a year and you've got a few grand before going out on your own.

Off topic,  do any of you tip for take out? I go to this place every other Thursday and never know if that's etiquette.

Quote (dxlightning @ 14 Nov 2013 16:41)

I'd suggest you get a job at home and get some savings going. Rent is always a huge portion of budget. Free rent is worth it if even for a year.

Idk what construction jobs are like around you but here it's somethibg like 17/hr minimum. Do that 40/wk for a year and you've got a few grand before going out on your own.

Off topic,  do any of you tip for take out? I go to this place every other Thursday and never know if that's etiquette.

Quote (dirTyMan @ Nov 14 2013 04:55pm)

To those who use a beard trimmer , what is the best one you have used?

I hate shaving and just want to trim down to stubble at all times.

Quote (BB_MelloYello @ Nov 14 2013 03:09pm)

I have one by Phillips called multigroom pro

I've had a few in my lifetime and it's hands down the best one I've ever used. I just checked the model number and it's Qg3280, I got it at Costco for like $50

Quote (dirTyMan @ Nov 14 2013 06:29pm)

thanks , does it have a really low setting? like im your average white man so i have a pretty bad neckbeard and a bit of scruff on my face , i just want it pretty short but still noticeable.

Quote (dirTyMan @ Nov 14 2013 05:29pm)

thanks , does it have a really low setting? like im your average white man so i have a pretty bad neckbeard and a bit of scruff on my face , i just want it pretty short but still noticeable.

Quote (BB_MelloYello @ Nov 14 2013 03:31pm)

I guarantee you will love it

it has a lot of settings and add ons