Take your fully-owned American made vehicle with 90% highway miles on it to the GM certified mechanics, to their garage, because the car shakes coming up to 40 mph. Then, experience them destroy the vehicle in place of identifying the culprit of a busted caliper, which costs you: $4,987 + loss of the car.
Rent a car for a spit until you can hammer out a way to find another vehicle: $287.
Find another car and put down on it your remaining savings: $5,500.
Bust your eyeballs in the summertime to pass a credentialed exam and see no raise for it in spite of the constant pressure (I was reimbursed for it, and I received a small plant).
See no raise for the second year.
Pay $4,950 for a new furnace.
Find a skint potential boyfriend whose overweight and talkative but does nothing for you, so to the curb, he is kicked (and you could not have done a thing for him, indeed; your tits are too small).
Sign up to contribute wages to a deferred health kitty for in the new year given the results of a procedure.
See your wages docked $157 each month.
Provide an application, references, and all manner of proof of credentials to another university to work remotely to edit proposals for added part-time income to find that it comes at a damn slow drip. You might earn extra income this year. You might not. "Maybe" is not "part-time work." It's "maybe work."
Try not to drink yourself blue.
Seethe, as you watch personnel who are homegrown in these parts and they offer fewer years' experience receive bonuses of some $10k more than you earn each year. They work out of different office structures richer than where you work out of. How convenient.
Plan to meet with the devil on Valentine's day to find a way to control him from hitting you up with a 24% interest hike come August.
Otherwise, have no one to turn to. No one.
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