Rebates and ford credit?
3/22/13, 07:31 PM
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sure i miss college but thats college, going out 4 nights a week the endless girls at ur finger tips 10 dollars being enough for a night out. I dont miss the ****ty dorm rooms, and small *** beds. I still have my indepedence at home im 22 not 12. They dont bother me I dont bother them. We get along great and thats that. I go and come as i please do my own laundry take the garbage out get the mail when i come home from work etc. I figure i owe them at least that for being at home. Two three years down the road when i have some money saved up ill look to move out but for now ill enjoy my living at home lifestyle with 420hp under my right foot!
3/22/13, 07:40 PM
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sure i miss college but thats college, going out 4 nights a week the endless girls at ur finger tips 10 dollars being enough for a night out. I dont miss the ****ty dorm rooms, and small *** beds. I still have my indepedence at home im 22 not 12. They dont bother me I dont bother them. We get along great and thats that. I go and come as i please do my own laundry take the garbage out get the mail when i come home from work etc. I figure i owe them at least that for being at home. Two three years down the road when i have some money saved up ill look to move out but for now ill enjoy my living at home lifestyle with 420hp under my right foot!
3/22/13, 08:11 PM
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**** lol your a tough one, to each his own though.. i do understand your thinking though, old school kinda way ... hope he makes it out there .. its a brutal world and i only experienced it for 22 years!
3/22/13, 08:19 PM
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**** lol your a tough one, to each his own though.. i do understand your thinking though, old school kinda way ... hope he makes it out there .. its a brutal world and i only experienced it for 22 years!
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3/22/13, 08:23 PM
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3/22/13, 08:32 PM
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ahh coincidence my name is joe as well, anyways back on topic if anyone cares, i ended up getting the 1750 in rebates, 750 for that mail in offer and the 100 i think ford was offering so it worked out.
3/22/13, 09:15 PM
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lol
3/22/13, 09:40 PM
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Good call Joey by living at home for a while. Your job is nearby and you're recently out of school. You get along with your folks and like being at home. Nothing at all wrong with that. Be smart with your $ and when the time comes you'll be far ahead of all the kids who are throwing most of their paychecks away on rent. I'm thinking that with your accounting background I'm probably preaching to the choir. 
3/22/13, 10:50 PM
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Hey OP more power to ya! I bought a new Mustang GT 1999 when i was 23 years old and still lived at home. I lived at home until I married, saved a ton of cash and then sold the car giving me a huge down payment on a house. I would not have been in that position financially had i moved out directly after college. This whole stigma of being a loser because you still live at home in your twenties is foolishness. I'd say it makes good sense so long as you live cordially with your parents.
3/22/13, 10:57 PM
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Hey OP more power to ya! I bought a new Mustang GT 1999 when i was 23 years old and still lived at home. I lived at home until I married, saved a ton of cash and then sold the car giving me a huge down payment on a house. I would not have been in that position financially had i moved out directly after college. This whole stigma of being a loser because you still live at home in your twenties is foolishness. I'd say it makes good sense so long as you live cordially with your parents.