Does it make sense that this upcoming half of the year is probably

It does work out that way. It's just that people your age blow it on fast cars, big houses, and that's before starting a family.

Save while you can. Your retirement and financial security will thank you later.

>>17213964
Well, thank god I like beater ass cars, living with nerdy roommates, and freshmen girls with low standards.

I am having a bit of a mid-midlife crisis in that I miss buying and playing video games really badly, but I've lost my /v/irginity a while ago and now all I do is photos, video, and research on random shit.

>400$ rent

amerifats have it so good

>>17213984
>not sharing rent with four other people in a run down apartment eating black beans, rice, and chicken and washing it down with burnett's for four months straight like a real patrician

sorry you get to live wherever you live at in whatever circumstances you're currently in

>>17213984

The fuck? Average rent here is $1,300. My family only pays $600 because we've lived here for the last 19 years.

>>17214044
That's probably because your family is living there. Your parents are taking the full brunt of the cost, as well as the cost of feeding you and getting you various items, instead of it being split up between multiple adults who generally fend for themselves.

>>17214044
If you're paying $1300 to rent a one bedroom/studio by yourself, you're both getting screwed and wasting a lot of money, unless you're living somewhere massively luxurious or in New York/LA, in which case, you're just wasting a lot of money.