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>so, you haven't even workeed at Wal-Mart a full year huh?
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Nope. And I'm not signing to be anyone's spokesperson, I'm just saying that they have good benefits.
>after reading both of your replies, you sound pretty
>confused. and i'm assuming that your young, have no kids,
>and still live at home with your mommy and daddy with no
>real financial responsibilities.
Assumptions are the mother of all fuckups. I do not live at home, and I pay all my bills and tuition by myself. No parents handing me anything, so the next time you think you have someone figured out, pull your head out of your ass and try again. Wal Mart is not my only job, I work three, and carry a full time class load, so you can't even BEGIN to tell me anything about how far money stretches. I don't have children, which I didn't think was such a rarity for someone 20 years old.
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>otherwise...you are in no position to speak for the majority
>on what you just said.
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>there are folks who literally live off thier pay from places
>such as Wal-Mart. folks who have family's to feed, rent to
>pay, clothes to buy for thier children, car note's,
>insurance, mortgage, food.....the basic everyday expenses.
>I damn sure didn't say it was good money, but I know many other places who pay much less. If you are raising a family of four, you are gonna be struggling regardless, unless you got a helluva a good job. So why you tryna palm it off on wal mart?
>if you have those kinds of financial responsibilities, then
>you must either be getting paid some good ass money or have
>a REALLY good financial advisor (who also cost money).
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>otherwise, you are sadly mistaken to believe that a family
>of four can survive off of 18 grand a year. I know many ppl who survived off much less. Im not saying it was good living, but they lived. Matter of fact, I my mother did it for a good part of my childhood, so you can't tell me a god damned thing about it.
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>do the math son. and try to live outside the small corner of
>your bedroom in your parents house.
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>there is much more to what you think is going on in the real
>world you have yet to explore and experience.