Okay so I currently have two jobs. One pays 10:50 an hour and I do 30 hours a week with them and my other job pays 11 an hour along with 35-39 hours a week. working both I don't get enough sleep. I feel tired and exhausted all of the time and i told myself once I find a normal job id quit both. But the job would have to pay more. Should I quit both jobs for this one? Its full time so im assuming it would be 40 hours a week

Best answer: The reason we do **** jobs while at school is to teach us why we are at school.

There are people in the world who have crap jobs like yours for their whole life.

Best answer: A restraining order wont be issued just based on your mutual dislike. And it hurts your case the fact that both have made threats towards each other.

It could be more complicated than that but to get a restraining order, in simple words, you must prove you have valid reasons to fear for your safety and/or that you are victim of harassment.

In any case, start by not approaching the grandmother, and by formally letting her know that she's not welcome at your home and that she should not contact you on any way or form. If after that she keeps initiating unsolicited contacts then you might have grounds for a harassment complaint and maybe (or maybe not) to request a restraining order.

Should you cut all ties with her side of the family? That's up to you, but the more you stay around them, the more chances of having random but predictable encounters with the grandmother, and she could use that to claim that you are the one pursuing and harassing her.

Best answer: The credit inquiry is what dings your score. Approval or Denial does not matter.

But its just a ding. Most apartments want a prior rental history and your rent should be no more than 28% of your gross income. (4.33 weeks per month)

So if you earn $400 a week, you can only afford up to $485 in rent. More than that is automatic denial usually.

When I went for my first apartment, I had very good credit but no rental history and no proof of income.

They were not going to rent to me. Until I coughed up my brokerage statement showing I cant recall exactly, $20-30k in stocks. That and my credit was enough. I lived there far too long, never missing a payment.

If Donald Trump decided not to run for president in 2016, who do you think would be the president right now?

Best answer: There are statutes for those crimes. There is no statute for "attempted collusion". But, we can see by just Don Jr,'s emails, it was well beyond an attempt.

Do you eat it on a sandwich?

Best answer: To be pedantic, you can't actually call that passage a prophecy. A prophecy is a statement predicting the future. This passage just shows the characteristics of false doctrine, and the nature of those who propound it.

"21 I have not written unto you because ye know not the truth, but because ye know it, and that no lie is of the truth.
22 Who is a liar but he that denieth that Jesus is the Christ? He is antichrist, that denieth the Father and the Son.
23 Whosoever denieth the Son, the same hath not the Father: he that acknowledgeth the Son hath the Father also.
24 Let that therefore abide in you, which ye have heard from the beginning. If that which ye have heard from the beginning shall remain in you, ye also shall continue in the Son, and in the Father."

This passage identifies Jesus as the "Son" (using the Greek word hyios (υιος), and states that someone who denied the Son was "antichrist" and that he was denying the Father also.

Muhammad said Jesus was the Messiah but denied that He was the Son: Surah 19: 35-37. So according to this passage in the first letter of John, he is the antichrist because he denied the Son. But this doesn't make it a prophecy.

An example of a prophecy would Matthew 24:11, which quotes Jesus as saying,
"And many false prophets shall rise, and shall deceive many."
It is a prophecy because it is a statement about events which will occur in the future.