Key

Yes. But that doesn't mean anything. You should be putting money aside regardless to compensate for the loss with bills and cigarettes. $100 every paycheck goes a long way. Unless you're making just enough to get by, then which case you need to find a new job.

The Batlord

My. Account. Is. Frozen. I just got paid so I am not broke. My. Account. Is. Frozen.

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Key

I wasn't talking to you after you said that.

Frownland

I work part time so $100 dollars each biweekly paycheck would be a big cut on top of my student loans (I'm paying my parents' side of it as well, and it's based off of their salary so it kills most of my paycheck) and food costs. I use Digit and that helps a lot though.

And bitch your addiction is halfassed if you're not willing to go broke on it. Go for gold.

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Key

Fair enough. And that's a rather silly and somewhat petty way to look at addiction. Congrats on being the side of addiction that people absolutely despise. I smoke weed and cigarettes often enough to the point that I spend enough on it, and I'm still good.

Frownland

#elitistjunkhead

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Key

lol

The Batlord

You also seem to have 100% disposable income. If I kept all the money from my check then I'd be hitting up the weed man every other day.

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Key

Well no, I just know how to save money. Hence why I can spend whatever I want and still be fine. I always put back what I take out reaching an equilibrium of never getting below a certain threshold.

Frownland

CHECK YER ****IN PRIVILEGE KIIIII
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