James met this new girl, fell in love with her, and they went on a pre-honeymoon trip, because they were thinking of getting married, so they decided before they get married, why not take a trip? The trip resulted in separation within 30 days after the trip.
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Jon 19 years old got out of high school and had started working on odd jobs. He belonged to a good educated family, but unfortunately he got into bad company at his school and started failing in his high school. So as soon as he got out of high school he started working because he did not have good grades and had no intention or willingness to go for further studies. He is 26 years now and during the last 5 years, he had a steady job in the furniture warehouse. He makes close to $10 an hour and brings home close to $310 net pay.
He does not want to work more than 35 hours. He has bunch of friends who are drop out from high schools and have the same habits As he does not want to take any etc. responsibilities and does not want to move to the next level at his place of work. He was offered job of sales person but did not take it as it involved working on Sundays and doing overtime, He could have made double the money by working little bit harder and smarter and could have really progressed. His friend Ronny took it who had joined the company two years latter and is now Jon’s boss. Every Sunday Jon likes to go for fishing and getting drunk.
He is sharing his apartment with his friend. He has been continuously changing apartments as they don’t pay rent and landlord sues them and throws them out. He has been sued may be four times in the court house. After when he is thrown out of his house on the street and has no place to go sometimes he ends up with his parents who are old and have hardly any room for themselves to live in their tiny apartment. Omes a burden on them instead of any help to them. They don’t like his coming back to stay with them as he Joan then sleeps on their sofa in the living room, smokes and brings a pack of cigarette and makes his parents life miserable. As he cannot bring his friends to his parents so as he can find another friend or landlord who lets him move in by paying one week rent he moves out again. He can easily pay his rent if he can plan his expenses, but unfortunately bear and party comes first before the rent. Lot of time electricity gets disconnected and he has to wait for few days up to his next pay claque and savings to pay those bills. He has a steady income but he does not know how to budget and has habits of spending money more then what he makes. He does not have any credit cards so there is no credit. He has no plan of improving his skills or getting better education. He lives day to day. His brother who is an attorney had given him an old car will also need replacement but Jon who is now 25 has not saved any money and once that car if it will need major repair will not be able to fix it. His brother has refused to lend him any more money, because when he borrows he promises to pay him back but he never does so his brother thinks Jon is very irresponsible and will never be able to stand on his feet.
Robert, 25 had a GED diploma. His father was a handyman. Robert used to work with his dad since he was 15, and has been a floor installer for the last 5 years. He is very good at what he does. He has a truck and a car.
Juan: is an electrician, makes $25 an hour, but only works when he feels like it. He is very good at his work but he keeps changing jobs every few months. He goes on fishing trips every month for 5 to 10 days at a time.
Frank and Ronny, both 25 are twin brothers. They both moved from New York when their dad died in a car accident at the age of 22. They rented an apartment. They both work like a team and build kitchen cabinets. They make close to $450 each. They are living in a nice apartment building and love their pool. They pay close to $1,500 a month on rent.
David, 26, is a computer programmer. Just got out of UCF a few months ago. He makes $45K a year. He loves to drive a new car and also has a beautiful motor bike. He just got married. His wife is an executive with a major advertising company. He spent a lot of money on the wedding and is now loaded with debt.
By Ashok of http://becomerichinfiveyears.blogspot.com
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