- Oct 14, 2005
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Okay, so there are a few things I've learned about myself over the past few months.
First, I know that I don't want to live alone anymore. Its worthless for me to spend $1500/month with utilities on an apartment that I'm hardly at that is way too big for me.
Second, I know that I NEED TO save money. I notice my existing debt just staying caput, and I need to work on paying that down.
So I have two options at this point.
1) Move in with my friend Nikki's family. They have a spare bedroom. Pay them $500/month rent. I get along with them very well, their entire family actually. This would involve staying at my current job. Nikki I would have to say is probably my best friend, so it works out.
2) Take an outstanding job offer I have in Boston and move up there to live with two girls I met on craigslist (they have a town home and a spare bedroom). Rent would be $750/month with utilities, but I would also get a significant raise (20% raise) at the new job, and it would be living near Boston, which would be nice and I'd like that.
So AnandTech ... this one is tough. I lean towards #2, but I'm not sure.
Can anyone with any kind of experience in this offer some insight, so I can stop all the threads and bouncing back and forth?
Thanks,
MJ
First, I know that I don't want to live alone anymore. Its worthless for me to spend $1500/month with utilities on an apartment that I'm hardly at that is way too big for me.
Second, I know that I NEED TO save money. I notice my existing debt just staying caput, and I need to work on paying that down.
So I have two options at this point.
1) Move in with my friend Nikki's family. They have a spare bedroom. Pay them $500/month rent. I get along with them very well, their entire family actually. This would involve staying at my current job. Nikki I would have to say is probably my best friend, so it works out.
2) Take an outstanding job offer I have in Boston and move up there to live with two girls I met on craigslist (they have a town home and a spare bedroom). Rent would be $750/month with utilities, but I would also get a significant raise (20% raise) at the new job, and it would be living near Boston, which would be nice and I'd like that.
So AnandTech ... this one is tough. I lean towards #2, but I'm not sure.
Can anyone with any kind of experience in this offer some insight, so I can stop all the threads and bouncing back and forth?
Thanks,
MJ