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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Also if you can't afford the rent, move somewhere cheaper! If you can't find a job in a cheaper place, keep your DC job and move just a little further out. No, you won't get an Uber pass to your new place, you may need to take the bus or get a car, but at you won't have "sky high!!!" rent. Or get a cheap house with multiple roommates. Honestly in your 20s with no family responsibilities you can live ANYWHERE - this isn't hard. But you might have to give up the game room and rooftop pool.

And if your job doesn't cover most of your insurance, you doing something wrong. Also you can stay on your parents medical until 26 - so... really you're doing something wrong if that is what is bankrupting you.

Try again with some personal responsibility.[/quote]

Yup, move further out to a less-popular neighborhood and get roommates.  I lived in seven corners when I was in my 20's making $35k/year.  Had a roommate.  Ate a lot of black beans and quesadillas for dinner.  Canned tuna for lunch.  [/quote]

OP: "This system is broken and rigged against me and a large corporate keeps telling me that my situation would be different if I avoided spending $10/day on food out, which I don't do anyway"
All Other Posters: "BUT BOOTSTRAPS... TRY HARDER" ... "IT WAS EVEN HARDER FOR ME" ... "STOP WHINING" ... "GET FINANCIAL COUNSELING" ... "GET ON YOUR PARENTS' INSURANCE"

Lol. Y'all don't get it with your responses.[/quote]

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