Best answer: My thoughts? Women are just as guilty of committing crimes as men.

I'm currently 22 years old and I'm debating on whether or not I should go back to college. I completed one year at a University right after HS and decided to take time off because I wasn't quite sure what I wanted to pursue at that time. I knew I didn't want to waste money either. My biggest concern of going back to school is acquiring more debt. I've already had the reality check considering I've been out of school for a few years and have been paying back on my students loans. The reason I'm confused about going back to school is because I'm in a really good paying job with benefits where I'm making almost $19 an hr WITHOUT a degree. I also work with people who have their bachelor degrees doing the same job as me! I just know that acquiring debt is not what I want to do. Should I stay content where I'm at, and just work my way up or should I consider entering a community college?

She's worth more than all her family members combined. What now liberals?

Hello all, Last year I started working for a restaurant, 25 - 30 hours during the school year. Huge mistake. I didn't realize how hard working and studying would be. Only a freshman, I was working nights and weekends, constantly staying up late and going to school the following morning. I struggled to balance working, family, and school. My body even developed a physical reaction (seborrheic dermatitis) due to stress. You get the picture. I am starting my second year of college next week. I told my boss I needed her to cooperate with the fact that school is my priority, but she said she still needs me on all these shifts. My dad told me I need to give my two weeks notice if they won't work with my needs because the business is their problem, not mine. My mom said I shouldn't quit until I find a new job. The reason I need some kind of income while in school is because I pay for my own tuition, books, car insurance, gas, and self-care expenses (dentist appointments, visit co-pays, etc.) So yes, I need at least a part-time job. But I can't be somewhere that doesn't respect the fact that I am a student. I am really torn. I know I could find another job, but I just don't want to burn bridges. Campus jobs are great because they are usually no more than 15 hours a week and they allow a great balance, usually no nights and weekends. But if I quit, I will always need to find work during breaks. Help! What would you do?

do. But at least we get a space force and a military parade, right?

Best answer: He's real, but you're right, it does feel like we've entered some bizarre alternate reality.

are you all scrounging off the welfare system? Or are you too fat to work? or can't u be bothered? today is just my day off btw, I work in logistics

How can a single person retire when he/she can only muster a little bit above minimum wage their entire life and has to dump most of their income in rent and mandatory bills? Sure they can save roughly 400/mo or so, for when their too old to work, but the money will run out if a person reaches their 80s or 90s. Meaning they'd spend their final days in a shelter with mentally ill people and very low end living conditions. I don't see a way, does anyone know?

Best answer: A wonderful modus tollens: He won't cooperate, therefore he did do something wrong. Isn't logic great?

Best answer: Cultural, social and peer expectations

Best answer: Puzzles have the good jobs and money, women like money and easily manipulated men.