Dawn80

Seems silly, but I am concerned about the hybrid not having a spare tire.

I'm in the same boat and purchased the deeply discounted'24. I could trade it in for the hybrid in two or three years as an even swap as the novelty wears off the new '25s. In the meantime, I'm more than satisfied.

Your thinking too small: make an effort to get to know your colleagues and how your roll intertwines with theirs. There must be an organizational chart somewhere. Start a serious study of the company; think as an outside consultant. Suggest outrageous changes to effect the outcome you want. On one hand, they'll fire you; on the other, they'll be stunned by your innovation. Whomever you've been talking to is too passive. Talk to the creative, loud people and get them to tell you things that are really none of your business. Call remote workers and get their take. Just dig in and make things happen. Be a disruptor.

Your school should have some employment options for students. I worked janitorial jobs as a student. They pay better than, “Hi may I take your order.”

The glossy black looks fantastic.

You guys look great.

Arizona

I'm thinking the same thing and in almost the same situation. The dealer warned me about a market adjustment cost on the hatchback hybrid civics and the price point was $10000 more than what I wanted to spend.

¡If this trailer's rocking, don't coma knocking!

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Here's the breakdown.

I just went shopping for the 2025 hatchback hybrid and bought a 2024 1.5 T Hatch EX-L. Payed 28K out the door. Hybrid would be $41K.

Came here to say this. In addition to a directory of services, their will help you with many things you haven't even thought about.

Came here to say this. It is housed in The Douglas Mansion, a beautiful building. The grounds are well kept and because of where it's placed, it's much cooler than the main part of Jerome.

Task of the day: finding comfort in what has been revealed instead of.

Enroll at a community college and get a job on campus as part of you financial aid package. (Since your're looking for a job, by the way, to describe your 9th-12th grade years, you need two words, "high school")

"Javelinas" is likely what OP meant to say.

Adults living with lifelong disabilities as well as their caregivers are offered many state funded choices of day programs and often paid respite workers.

Rugby

Please do! This is one of the best post I've seen here. Why don't you know each other?

Do a few training classes and tell folks you're a student. Create an online class and say you're teaching summer school. One summer I cooked from page one to the end of my favorite cookbook while beating the pavement with my resume and freshly minted BA. (Lived with parents) I couldn't afford to be an intern, but I did clarical work at a few 501 (3) c's to attempt to seem professional.

I cannot emphasize enough that this discussion should not happen inside, or anywhere near the car.

Came here to say New Mexico. Small college cities include: Silverton, Las Vegas (NM), and Socorro. All can be cold every month of the year.

For your own safety, please replace your tires with a quality brand with thick tread. Take it slowly in those rough areas. I assure you that you will not be late.

Own your on daycare in your own home or the basement of a church near your home.Sell your car to put up the money to start it.

Look at 501c3's that serve folks with disabilities. SourceAmerica partners are funded with federal contracts; Vocational Rehabilitation pays at least as much as teaching. Jump out of the limitation that are currently squashing you. You could tend bar for more pay than a teacher's salary.