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Probably when I was very young. My parents were immigrants and didn’t have much. Now I have it all. I’ve lived the American dream.
Probably when I was very young. My parents were immigrants and didn’t have much. Now I have it all. I’ve lived the American dream.
2003, just after moving to St. Louis for a woman. We lasted 1.5 months and I left our apartment while I was working a shitty part time job. Ended up living in my car for three weeks until I could put a deposit on a shitty studio apartment. Ended up getting the car repo'd a couple weeks later. Was in about $20,000 grand in debt at the time between the car and various credit lines without a pot to piss in.
I ended up getting lucky and inheriting some money shortly after, paid off all of my credit card debt, and getting my car back. The timing was crazy.
Definitely the low point in my life.
2003, just after moving to St. Louis for a woman. We lasted 1.5 months and I left our apartment while I was working a shitty part time job. Ended up living in my car for three weeks until I could put a deposit on a shitty studio apartment. Ended up getting the car repo'd a couple weeks later. Was in about $20,000 grand in debt at the time between the car and various credit lines without a pot to piss in.
I ended up getting lucky and inheriting some money shortly after, paid off all of my credit card debt, and getting my car back. The timing was crazy.
Definitely the low point in my life.
How? Student Loans? Gambling Debt? Margin Call on a Shorted Stock?
Last year I was in debt $176,000. I am working in an attempt to pay this debt off.
How do you dodge debt? don't debt collectors/high court officers chase you around?Lol
We know how to live
Bro IDK you or how you got into debt. But I can say I understand your pain. Work your butt off is all i can say. Do you mind me asking if it was from education?Last year I was in debt $176,000. I am working in an attempt to pay this debt off.
Bro IDK you or how you got into debt. But I can say I understand your pain. Work your butt off is all i can say. Do you mind me asking if it was from education?
IDK this isn't really a sob story but the brokest I've been was collecting about $20 worth of change (from car, couches, room, even looked on the ground at work) to drive to walmart to insert in a coin machine for cash. I had 4 more days before payday. I guess I didn't want to be seen buying food with dimes and nickels. That would have been embarrassing. I was able to make it on an empty tank to walmart and put $5 gas in to get me home and through to week to my next paycheck. The rest was for food and I just drink the city water which wasn't a prob. Luckily all of my bills were paid and have always been paid. But I did what I had to do. I didn't have a credit card at the time either. Didn't think I ever needed one, but after that experience I signed up for one. I had be real careful for the next few pay periods to make sure i had enough before I got out of that hole.And what did you do to acquire funds?