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For someone in your situation, £3.50 per day is a lot to be spending on food.
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For someone in your situation, £3.50 per day is a lot to be spending on food.
It was looking in your sig and noticing you have a better PC than me that got me started. You certainly don't come across as being hard up.
I'm a student and I could quite happily live off £3.50 a day for food. If you don't go crazy and budget things carefully it's doable.
And yeh id love that, i havnt got the business head for it, and they look for qualifications these days not what you can actually do! although you might have gave me something to look into there
What about this then....
Well im at my computer hours upon hours daily but havnt a clue what to do sometimes , i end up just constantly refreshing these forums, sometimes i have gone onto messing around in photoshop as well, but what else is there to do when your at your computer bored, what do you do ?, apart from play games. and apart from watching porn.
people say it is not a lot because it isnt, regardless of where you live.
You should be having that many interviews a month!!
You clearly do not want to work and your priorities are completely wrong in life. Time for you to grow up.
About 8-10 miles outside chester center.
Wish i could talk to you all in person and you can see the ***** time ive had in last year, and i know i could change what some of you are saying here, i couldn't explain in words and im not going to.
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So near a City then.........
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or sell computer to get driving lessons etc?
you have tried just writing up a CV and walking round town giving it into everywhere you can. There's always supermarkets/fastfood places which will pay your way until you're earning more. Also if you don't have anything else to do then you have every day to go find a job.
also have you tried the job centre/agencies?
also have you tried the job centre/agencies?
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exactly.
8-10 miles is nothing, get a push bike asap, anything as long as it works, after a couple of weeks work you can pick yourself up a decent bike.
This thread is remarkable. Mr Jimmy, I have one final thing to say;
In the real world 8-10 miles is not a long way to go for something you want.
Again, in this world £3.50 is totally manageable for loads more than one day.
Finally, there is nobody that will give you a loan with you having a) no way to pay it back, and b) nothing to secure it against.
In the real world 8-10 miles is not a long way to go for something you want.
Again, in this world £3.50 is totally manageable for loads more than one day.
Finally, there is nobody that will give you a loan with you having a) no way to pay it back, and b) nothing to secure it against.
what about family members? do any of them drive or work in a town city near your, that can take u to a town each day?
u can pick up a cheap bike for next to nothing these days i wont take that long to cycle 10 miles, then its all about saving and choosing the right things to eat. pasta and things are a great start as they are super cheap and are filling, buy/lookup online for student cookbooks its all about making the most food out of as little as possible.
u can pick up a cheap bike for next to nothing these days i wont take that long to cycle 10 miles, then its all about saving and choosing the right things to eat. pasta and things are a great start as they are super cheap and are filling, buy/lookup online for student cookbooks its all about making the most food out of as little as possible.
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Just dont say about your transport situation on your cv?
He's right you know you could quite easily live off £10 a week on food if you're smart about it
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