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>live with parents, 25 years old, have degree
>spent so much on junk food and coffee in the past year
>only have £ 2400 in the bank
>work a part time warehouse job and get £ 500 per month (few hours)
>applying to white collar jobs
Srs question. Should I feel happy or sad? On the one hand, as soon as I stop eating junk food and wasting my money in the process then my savings can easily go up by > 10 % per month for a while (I have low expenses). And I have lots of free time and once I get a real job it will pay for all my extra spending (such as relocation, living on my own etc.).
But on the other hand I don't have much money.
What should I feel about my life? I know that I'm 25 but in the USA people finish law / grad school at the ages of 25 to 28, so should I be happy not to jump straight on to the wagecuck carousel?
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>>1815407
I'll give you the run down on a friend of mine
>30 years old
>film studies degree
>spent $35,000 on last film
>spent entire budget on 4 credit cards
>recently moved home with his mom
>works at a steak house as a server
at least you can get a white collar job, he is fucked.
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>>1815416
Oh yeah, OP here, and I have zero student debt.
I guess being at or close to zero still puts me ahead of many people.
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>>1815419
exactly. my friend is a rube and a financial jackass, so don't feel down. He got a factory job, and got fired for being slow. He said the firing happened because people were jealous of his "degree".
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>>1815407
Don't waste your time comparing to others. At 25 I was still dicking around in college and now I'm making 6 figures. At 25 my brother was working a warehouse job at night now he's an RN travelling the country making 6 figures
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