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I'm hoping this is a giant troll post, but sadly I think it isn't.
But what it is for sure is the poster child for always living below your means. The writing has been on the wall for a while with Spirit, people should have been working on getting their houses in order for a few years now. |
Originally Posted by LNAVVNAVPATH
(Post 3932687)
$1,000 a week covers my kids, my girlfriend, her 3 kids, and our 6 dogs. My boys are athletes and eat 3 or 4lbs a meat a week and almost a dozen eggs a day.
I just called our realtor today, I think we are gonna list our home and just downsize our lifestyle so my kids can keep playing club sports. I’ll take the downgrade and just keep applying. Sucks to be going backwards but it is what it is. it’s absolutely Brutal and it sucks. There really is no other way around that other than knowing you’ll survive. We all joked when we were younger about the “bitter, crusty old Cas”. It’s pretty obvious to me now why they were like that. This is a great job, but a horrible Career. Hang in there, still a lot of Hiring at the Legacies if you can somehow make the move. Yeah first year is painful for a multitude of reasons but livable after that. |
Originally Posted by JulesWinfield
(Post 3932774)
I say double down on little Billy, Mark, and Rebecca's sports. You might hit the lottery. Get a second mortgage on the house and really go all in.
Unless your kid is being scouted right now by coaches from D1 school, this is all laughably irresponsible. I have a few friends like this whose kids play lacrosse and they even admit their kids don't have a hope for scholarship or to be recruited but they still burn all the money and time. It's like a cult. |
Originally Posted by khergan
(Post 3932822)
I have never understood this mindset where Johnny playing sports is a higher priority than survival or financial prudence.
Unless your kid is being scouted right now by coaches from D1 school, this is all laughably irresponsible. I have a few friends like this whose kids play lacrosse and they even admit their kids don't have a hope for scholarship or to be recruited but they still burn all the money and time. It's like a cult. |
Originally Posted by khergan
(Post 3932822)
I have never understood this mindset where Johnny playing sports is a higher priority than survival or financial prudence.
Unless your kid is being scouted right now by coaches from D1 school, this is all laughably irresponsible. I have a few friends like this whose kids play lacrosse and they even admit their kids don't have a hope for scholarship or to be recruited but they still burn all the money and time. It's like a cult. |
In my opinion, your best course of action is to take whatever left seat you can hold. Get interview / application prep and start hitting the job fair circuit.
I’d start cutting all quickly reversible expenses, but avoid selling your home for now. What if the U calls and you could be IAH based in months? I am sorry you are dealing with this stressor but your goal right now is to maximize optionality. |
LNAVVNAV is a troll
This guy is trolling you guys. Move on or continue to be a sucker and respond to him/her.
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Originally Posted by soypiloto
(Post 3932690)
Roughly how senior are the furloughs affecting?
Not including any voluntary's or stoppages due to attrition. Will be just under 2500 pilots left. |
Originally Posted by FormerNK
(Post 3932864)
This guy is trolling you guys. Move on or continue to be a sucker and respond to him/her.
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Originally Posted by LNAVVNAVPATH
(Post 3932841)
1 of my boys is, that’s what makes this so tough.
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