I feel spoiled right now. I have a fridge, a stove, and a bathroom. I am content.
Now its time to bring the business to the next level…
The Richest Man In Seattle
Article by DebtKid
DebtKid has written 444 awesome articles. This is my online journal of my journey to get out of debt. I started with over 300K in debt and am slowly hacking away.
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hey looks like you managed to come up with the 3K? congrats then. how did you pull it off? also seems to be like if it was a cash flow thing it wouldnt have been too much to ask to borrow a little from your dad?
btw, why didnt you ever consider renting a room instead of an apartment? it would have made the whole process easier as roomies are far less likely to require credit reports etc.
Congratulations!
You know with all your traffic, I would put up some google ad’s, why not? Make a little lunch money while your going through this. I know I have read other posts of people wanted to help you and you didn’t accept their assistance, but by posting some ad’s, everyone can help you while keeping up on your journey. I say go for it
I love the attitude. Time to get to the next level!!
@slim: He’s never said why he didn’t want to move in with a roomate. Various people have mentioned it…
Congratulations! I’m glad it worked out!
Good job. Can’t say that basic shelter is going overboard.
This is an entirely hypothetical question, debtkid, but, right now, if you were approached by a woman who isn’t unattractive (but not terribly physically attractive either), is a fairly kind person and is a multi-millionaire approaches you with a marriage proposal… how would you react? (your thoughts and your actions)
lol, B. That is such a great question. I have some work I need to get done tonite, but I have to respond to a question like that…
I would first of all react shocked! That would be crazy. I’m sure it would cross my mind to accept, but only for a split second. A marriage mostly based on her being a multi-millionaire sounds terrible. Yes, it would solve my problems here in the short run, but I imagine the problems down the road would far outway getting out of my current situation.
Good question though!
Now…if a very kind, loving, giving, and attractive Christian woman happens to propose to me….and we date and such. And then get married…and THEN I find out she’s a multi-millionaire. Hey, there’s nothing wrong with that! : )
nuttin wrong with gold diggin…
what I would look for is an older attractive Christian widow … chances are she has some money
Lol, thanks for answering it!
My mother thinks I don’t want her to get remarried because the reason she stated was money.
I’m just relieved at your contrastive reaction, and you in much more desperate straits.
Sure you wouldn’t at least think back and fantasise ‘Oh, what I could do with all that money…’ after refusing?
Great blog. How are you doing currently?