Originally posted by: Astaroth33
Bleh.. I get hit hard this check:
Rent - $1275 (not too bad for a 2-bedroom in San Jose)
Car - $300
Internet - $200 (1.1 Mbps sDSL w/static ip)
What's left over gets to pay for gas and food.. next check gets to pay toward credit cards.. (and I have a balance there that would make RossMAN proud..)
Originally posted by: Astaroth33
Bleh.. I get hit hard this check:
Rent - $1275 (not too bad for a 2-bedroom in San Jose)
Car - $300
Internet - $200 (1.1 Mbps sDSL w/static ip)
What's left over gets to pay for gas and food.. next check gets to pay toward credit cards.. (and I have a balance there that would make RossMAN proud..)
Originally posted by: Freejack2
We just paid rent, the car payment, utilities, and internet. Renters insurance and the second half of my car insurance is due this month and if that wasn't enough the temperature sensor on my wifes car is going screwy. I'm praying it's nothing serious.
Originally posted by: pulse8
Stop bragging.
Originally posted by: mithrandir2001
My checking account hasn't dropped below $500 for over 13 years...and I was 16 at the time. Either I'm very anal about money or I'm a spoiled rich snob from the 'burbs.
Originally posted by: Astaroth33
Bleh.. I get hit hard this check:
Rent - $1275 (not too bad for a 2-bedroom in San Jose)
Car - $300
Internet - $200 (1.1 Mbps sDSL w/static ip)
What's left over gets to pay for gas and food.. next check gets to pay toward credit cards.. (and I have a balance there that would make RossMAN proud..)
Originally posted by: Bullhonkie
Originally posted by: Astaroth33
Bleh.. I get hit hard this check:
Rent - $1275 (not too bad for a 2-bedroom in San Jose)
Car - $300
Internet - $200 (1.1 Mbps sDSL w/static ip)
What's left over gets to pay for gas and food.. next check gets to pay toward credit cards.. (and I have a balance there that would make RossMAN proud..)
How big is your 2bd unit if you don't mind me asking, and is it an apartment or something else? We're renting a 2bd house in SJ (well technically a duplex since it shares one tiny common wall, but no one would ever know just from looking at it) that's around 1300sqft for $1600/mo. Lots better than our previous place - a 2bd condo that was around 800sqft for $1800/mo that was a second floor unit. Bleh to that.
We were paying out the ass for sdsl for awhile too. $149/mo for 384kbps. Thankfully the gf was able to convince her work to pay for it, so that saved us quite a bit.
Originally posted by: Astaroth33
Originally posted by: Bullhonkie
Originally posted by: Astaroth33
Bleh.. I get hit hard this check:
Rent - $1275 (not too bad for a 2-bedroom in San Jose)
Car - $300
Internet - $200 (1.1 Mbps sDSL w/static ip)
What's left over gets to pay for gas and food.. next check gets to pay toward credit cards.. (and I have a balance there that would make RossMAN proud..)
How big is your 2bd unit if you don't mind me asking, and is it an apartment or something else? We're renting a 2bd house in SJ (well technically a duplex since it shares one tiny common wall, but no one would ever know just from looking at it) that's around 1300sqft for $1600/mo. Lots better than our previous place - a 2bd condo that was around 800sqft for $1800/mo that was a second floor unit. Bleh to that.
We were paying out the ass for sdsl for awhile too. $149/mo for 384kbps. Thankfully the gf was able to convince her work to pay for it, so that saved us quite a bit.
I don't know the square footage, but it's 2bd/1bth, all rooms including the living room are pretty decently sized. Technically, it's a townhouse, so there's no apartment #, but it's for all practical purposes an apartment (although many people in the complex own rather than rent). I'm down near 85 and Blossom Hill, which explains the lower price.
$149 for 384kbps? My provider (Speakeasy) charges that for 768kbps (which is why I went to 1.1Mbps; I figured, ah what the hell, it's only another $50/month..) And why am I paying so much for internet? Several reason: I want a static IP. I want fast upload speeds (I'm a p2p junkie, and do my own pic hosting and have a private ftp server). I don't want to have to deal with PPPoE. And... my Terms of Service explicitly state that I can run any kind of server. I can always drop the speed if I decide I can't afford it.