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post 1556275881 07-14-2018, 02:53 PM
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move out of CA? Seems the easiest option. If you have a few grand in the bank move to Ohio and live like a king.
post 1556276001 07-14-2018, 02:56 PM
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Such is life in California
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post 1556277361 07-14-2018, 03:17 PM
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Originally Posted By lolwhatthefuk
Living day to day in an 80-130 dollar room since early march. This ****s getting depressing af. I’ll run out of money and be on the street within a month and a half.
There are jobs that give you a place to stay while you work but these jobs require very hard work. Also there are housing places for persons who are homeless. What state are you in?

Best bet, find a job that requires you to live at your place of work. Or become a caretaker for like a boarding school or something.
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post 1556277811 07-14-2018, 03:24 PM
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Found the solution:

Live-in caregiver jobs there's hundreds in California.

Or you can be a live-in at an old folks home. Or work at a funeral home as a caretaker or groundsman.
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post 1556279881 07-14-2018, 03:56 PM
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Read whole thread. It's just excuse after excuse. Pathetic brah. You get what you deserve tbh.
post 1556279921 07-14-2018, 03:56 PM
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Originally Posted By AquilaConfido
Bro not sure if srs.

Look on gumtree property to share and find a room in a house share. Will be way cheaper.

Failing that, buy a backpack and a large piece of luggage and check into a backpacker's hostel. (leave cat and other excess baggage with a friend, and get them back when you've sorted yourself out).

At the backpacker's hostel say you're from out of town and visiting some relatives for a couple of weeks. You will have to share a dorm with 6-8 other people but it beats sleeping on the street.

Failing that, buy a $500 car, and sleep in that until you find a job / place.
LOL London brah unfortunately none of those things you listed are options in America.
post 1556303621 07-14-2018, 10:45 PM
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Originally Posted By ectosthetic
Read whole thread. It's just excuse after excuse. Pathetic brah. You get what you deserve tbh.
Fact- apartments want 3 months in payday receipts. How can I have that in time when money runs out in less than 2?

My credit score blows.

My car is ****ed. If I fix it I’m out a few grand shortening my time left in a hotel and shortening the time I have left to find an apartment

I’m ****ed either way
Today I got beat out by someone with 7k a month take home.
post 1556303751 07-14-2018, 10:48 PM
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Originally Posted By lolwhatthefuk
Fact- apartments want 3 months in payday receipts. How can I have that in time when money runs out in less than 2?

My credit score blows.

My car is ****ed. If I fix it I’m out a few grand shortening my time left in a hotel and shortening the time I have left to find an apartment

I’m ****ed either way
Today I got beat out by someone with 7k a month take home.
I gave solid advice a few posts up.
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post 1556352411 07-15-2018, 04:54 PM
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Originally Posted By jay283
Found the solution:

Live-in caregiver jobs there's hundreds in California.

Or you can be a live-in at an old folks home. Or work at a funeral home as a caretaker or groundsman.
this is true, but in California at least, you need certifications for caretakers.
post 1556354351 07-15-2018, 05:23 PM
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Aren't there drug stores or fast food places that you can walk to? Go apply at all of them. Some money is better than no money coming in. Srs. As for your cat, I completely understand how much you love him and want to keep him, but if you end up on the street, how are you going to take care of him? I am the first person to say chit about people taking their animals to the shelter, but your situation is completely warranted. Call all the no kill shelters in your general vicinity and see if they can take him until you get on your feet. We had a rescue here take a homeless mans dog until he got on his feet and found a place to live. There was an article in the paper and everything of how this man walked miles every day to go see his doggo. I'm pretty sure due to that article someone offered him a job and he found housing and got his doggo back.

You are in no position to be picky about work. Go work at McD's until you get on your feet and then start applying at other places. It's much easier to find a job when you have a job.
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post 1556357261 07-15-2018, 05:59 PM
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Originally Posted By Legz422
You are in no position to be picky about work. Go work at McD's until you get on your feet and then start applying at other places. It's much easier to find a job when you have a job.
I think OP is looking for jobs that have 7k/month take home pay.
post 1556384691 07-16-2018, 03:08 AM
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Originally Posted By Legz422
Aren't there drug stores or fast food places that you can walk to? Go apply at all of them. Some money is better than no money coming in. Srs. As for your cat, I completely understand how much you love him and want to keep him, but if you end up on the street, how are you going to take care of him? I am the first person to say chit about people taking their animals to the shelter, but your situation is completely warranted. Call all the no kill shelters in your general vicinity and see if they can take him until you get on your feet. We had a rescue here take a homeless mans dog until he got on his feet and found a place to live. There was an article in the paper and everything of how this man walked miles every day to go see his doggo. I'm pretty sure due to that article someone offered him a job and he found housing and got his doggo back.

You are in no position to be picky about work. Go work at McD's until you get on your feet and then start applying at other places. It's much easier to find a job when you have a job.
I’d be “overqualified “

. That said places require 3 months pay stubs to apply for an apartment successfully.
post 1556385301 07-16-2018, 03:30 AM
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Originally Posted By lolwhatthefuk
I’d be “overqualified “

. That said places require 3 months pay stubs to apply for an apartment successfully.
"Overqualified"? ****** you're in sales. I say you're perfectly qualified to work at McDonalds.
Sac brah checking in. You're best to check out those craiglist links someone posted. Apartment rents are going up boyo. Yeah your cat probably has to go. Think about it, if you're homeless, your cat becomes a stray, that doesn't do it any good.
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post 1556385601 07-16-2018, 03:37 AM
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Originally Posted By lolwhatthefuk
I’d be “overqualified “

. That said places require 3 months pay stubs to apply for an apartment successfully.
OR proof of funds. If you find an apartment rented by the owner they could be more flexible.

There's honestly no reason you should still be homeless.
post 1556385711 07-16-2018, 03:41 AM
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Originally Posted By Azn00Superman
"Overqualified"? ****** you're in sales. I say you're perfectly qualified to work at McDonalds.
Sac brah checking in. You're best to check out those craiglist links someone posted. Apartment rents are going up boyo. Yeah your cat probably has to go. Think about it, if you're homeless, your cat becomes a stray, that doesn't do it any good.
Nikka not your retard’s sales job. This wasn’t Girl Scouts during cookie season. I originally landed the job through a friend. It was one of the top ten companies in Cali. I gave up so much helping my uncle. I’ve completely burned that bridge I fear. Money for an apartment though shouldn’t be a problem. I still get commission off a few high profile contracts. It’s just that next month I can’t afgord 3k a month for housing.

If someone can hook me up with an apartment complex that aren’t financial nazis please pm me.
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Mirin bro. Now claim you have all types of cancers known to mankind and you are good to go.

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post 1556385891 07-16-2018, 03:45 AM
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Originally Posted By CrookedDink
OR proof of funds. If you find an apartment rented by the owner they could be more flexible.

There's honestly no reason you should still be homeless.
Every complex is either full or has a ton of applicants “best of all wins”.
post 1556386231 07-16-2018, 03:54 AM
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time to sell crypto boyo srs
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post 1556387351 07-16-2018, 04:33 AM
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Originally Posted By yochrisss
time to sell crypto boyo srs
lol that’s a last resort. I’ve sold some though
post 1556387451 07-16-2018, 04:35 AM
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Originally Posted By lolwhatthefuk
Every complex is either full or has a ton of applicants “best of all wins”.


convenient that you have an excuse for every single constructive idea given. 0/10 trolling
post 1556392921 07-16-2018, 06:37 AM
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Originally Posted By CrookedDink
convenient that you have an excuse for every single constructive idea given. 0/10 trolling
Pretty much what I gathered throughout this thread. Last straw was being "overqualified" to work at McDonalds... because ya know. They are constantly turning away job applicants because they're too qualified.

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post 1556396091 07-16-2018, 07:32 AM
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Why not be a caregiver? Did a search online and saw several live-in caregiver jobs in California. Call up a few places, provide proof you have a clean record which most likely will be unnecessary.
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Brah, why would you not just rent an apartment by the month for a lot cheaper? No proof of employment and all that? What's your plan to get back on your feet?
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I see op is ignoring all the advice itt.

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rent a room in someones house

give them two months rent up front
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You can crash in my garage , just one rule. Any sloot you bring to the house make sure I get to fuk em FIRST
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Originally Posted By DesiredUser****
Brah, why would you not just rent an apartment by the month for a lot cheaper? No proof of employment and all that? What's your plan to get back on your feet?
M2m doesn’t require this? I’ll check this out.
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Update I’m looking for month to month. I found an erotic place but it could take a month to get into. Hopefully I can snag that appt
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