Hi danny

Words from the wise

yo

Don't worry, there's a silver lining for things like this. It makes you harder, teaches you to grind with what ya got and make do with little.

Having it easy and having tons of help not having to worry about everything you do is nice and all when you have mom and dad there to help cover things like phone, car, food, etc., but builds you up about as strong as a fucking marshmallow. Doesn't build character besides someone feeling like an entitled little spoiled brat.

Situations like this let you appreciate the dollar more, and appreciate the small stuff.

This post was edited by DarkMarine on Sep 23 2013 12:36pm

sorry to hear that man.. What kinda job you got? Construction is the only thing that I know of that lay offs happen quite often.

I should specify that I'm sorry to hear about the lay off and even more sorry to hear you bought a jeep of all things

This post was edited by iiTzChunky on Sep 23 2013 12:39pm

Exactly. All the BS my wife and I went through made us much stronger as a family as well as individually. Whenever we have some new monkey thrown into the mix, I remind her that we've been through worse and always figure things out in the end.

Keep your head up and try to stay positive.

Danny pls

wife needed a bigger car, no way around it.....

i want booze now



cant my sister is a low life POS who still lives with my parents at 26 years old with 2 kids by diffrent dads

been like this my whole life its nothing new but its fucking stupid

havnt had help from my parents since i was 18, been taking care of my family every since

bricklayer/mason/caulker, and the car ran fine since we bought it, fucker just started slipping today and leaking fluid FFFFFFF

me and the wife have been going through bs ever since we have been together. her mom and step dads divorce and alcohol problems. her real dad not wanting to talk to her anymore. our daughter dieing ect ect it just goes on and on

Have to agree with DM on this one.
Yeah it sucks short term, you live on ramen noodles and hot dogs from aldi's for a long time. (if you aren't shopping at Aldi already you need to start ASAP)
But when you can learn how to live with little, watching every penny, it really teaches you to save when you actually do make money.

You'll get through this, if you don't mind my asking, where did you work?
It's a longshot but if you live near the right place in Michigan I might be able to refer you to a job. Company of mine is hiring and the pay is really good for the amount of work you put in.