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- Great post. I am in a similar position as you are. I already got laid off. I should be ok for at least a year, which now gives me the opportunity to work on an income stream I have been developing...
- hat they spend more time with their co-workers than with their friends and families and therefore want to contribute to the morale of their workplace
- I was the very definition of a jet-setting businessman. I had an American Express Corporate Card and no limits on spending
- Isn't it funny how creative we can get when faced with financial uncertainty? Being able to create side hustles, alternate income sources and additional money has always been a part of my life...
- yessir yessir yessir. you've got soul Steve, and that's why we like you. *Shadox - great comment. haha.
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too bad my breath smells like cat food, and by Friday I just want a cheeseburger, but I sure am saving money on lunches!
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Basically, being honest and less lazy is a good start. ;)
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@AJC: True - although you could end up obsessing too much...
@Squawkfox: Thanks - I hope it is, at least. Actually as I mentioned I've been much better recently.
@No Debt Plan: I have found there's only one way to eat healthy if you go out frequently, which is to become a whiny jerk. In the last few weeks I've been trying to cut back on carbs and I just refuse absolutely to participate in any departmental activities that are carb-heavy.
@Mrs. Micah: $1300 is a lot although if you saw my $5 salad today you'd realize that an average of $6.50 per day in New York is not exactly buying the filet mignon, so short of bringing food I'm doing well. Today, I had lettuce, shredded carrots, sunflower seeds, olive oil, and some lentils. $5. Argh...
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Two years ago I found out that I had spent about $6,000 on eating out. On the flip side, we did get $427 back at the end of the year!
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