Oh, plasma donations will be my main source of income. It brings in $60 a week. $240 a month. I do have a normal job though. It's just low hours and I'd rather get out sooner than later. Boss is just running it into the ground and blaming everyone except for himself. I'll probably get more from that than plasma, tbh. These last 2 months, I got about 500 per month from that job. That's not the norm though.
And 240 covers all expenses easy. $111 for car insurance, $25 for credit card payment, and I already paid the gym membership in advance. So I have $104 to spend on food, water, gas, and other supplies per month.
I also have some E-Cigs I could sell still if I had to. Amazon Mturk, freebie trading, I think my account on ChaCha is still active if I ever got real desperate, etc.
Originally Posted by
Gynx
I'm not sure what the cost of living (out of your car) is like over there but $104 a month split across food and water alone seems very hopeful to me, with gas & other misc stuff to worry about I wonder whether or not you're actually prepared to live the way you want to.
So as to not make a new reply to every post, I'll reply in this post.
That's just my guaranteed plasma donation income. I'm also eligible to do the anthrax program my next donation. That'll give me a headstart by a few hundred more dollars. I also still have my part time job as an arcade technician and other general things. My last check was $205, and I have a check on Monday coming for probably $80-100. And I'll have more work in the coming weeks, and when I move out. Sorry for the confusion. I'm not as broke as I'm implying in my other posts. Just not enough to move to a studio right now. One place I emailed that had a studio for $350 a month said that without 2 years of a renter history, I'll have to have a credit score above 650, and make 3x the price of rent, and also put like 3 months of rent down or some shit.
The UPS interview today went well this time. They actually told me when to expect a call back for the 2nd interview, and when I'd probably be starting. They said a week or 2. And I tried to seem a lot more enthusiastic this time. It was different people too. They said they were going through a bunch of changes, and that's probably why I didn't get a call back the first time.
So assuming I get the job, I'll have an income of $720 guaranteed, on top of side work I do for my current job. Which isn't really a job btw, I'm an independent contractor there. So that's why it's awkward saying it's my part time job, because I'm not an employee there. I'm going to look into financial aid. If I can go to college for free, then I'll do it.
Last edited by isaac; Aug 27, 2014 at 06:22 PM.