Youngest BRZ/FRS Owners?

[Brndn704]

Originally Posted by dem00n

Believe what you like, the statistic are still statistics.

Please, show us these "statistics".

[dem00n]

Originally Posted by Logical

Please, show us these "statistics".

Huh?

[Bignicky1]

Originally Posted by strat61caster

Is this fantasy land of 6 figure incomes for workers without experience, diplomas, or a firm grasp of the English language taking applications?

My engineering degree seems to have been a waste after all

LMAOOO dude I couldn't agree anymore, I guess joining a family business with parents paying the kids is considered making it on there own ... i should switch from engineering aswell

[Brndn704]

Originally Posted by dem00n

Huh?

I want to know how a diamond setter is making $2K/week.

If it's true, I'm in the wrong line of work.

[dem00n]

Originally Posted by Logical

I want to know how a diamond setter is making $2K/week.

If it's true, I'm in the wrong line of work.

You're confusing.

I was talking to the other poster about the incomes he was talking about, these "standard" incomes we read on the internet are averages and statistics.

Also this whole "I'm in the whole wrong line of work" ideal is extremely selfish, why not do something you love or adore? Greed is boring and once your dead it won't matter.

[Bignicky1]

I come to conclusion guys that this whole thread was to troll ... lol this is crazy 16 year olds making 140k a year

[Brndn704]

Originally Posted by dem00n

You're confusing.

I was talking to the other poster about the incomes he was talking about, these "standard" incomes we read on the internet are averages and statistics.

Also this whole "I'm in the whole wrong line of work" ideal is extremely selfish, why not do something you love or adore? Greed is boring and once your dead it won't matter.

So you're saying if given the option of 2 jobs;

1. A job you love doing, but living in a shitty area with a shitty vehicle because you're getting paid next to nothing.

OR

2. A job you don't much care for, but it pays very good so you get to live in a nice house, with a couple of nice cars.

You're going to choose the first one?

[dem00n]

Originally Posted by Logical

So you're saying if given the option of 2 jobs;

1. A job you love doing, but living in a shitty area with a shitty vehicle because you're getting paid next to nothing.

OR

2. A job you don't much care for, but it pays very good so you get to live in a nice house, with a couple of nice cars.

You're going to choose the first one?

As long as i'm happy everyday, I'd give up the nice car and material values.

[gily25]

The legal age to contract in Arizona is 18 so you may have earned money to cover the outstanding costs on the car, tax, gas but you wouldn't actually be the owner of the car and someone else's credit score "paid" for the car if you took a loan. It's easier to afford a car when mommy and daddy qualify for prime financing than if you're 25 and saddled with post-college debt or middle age paying for your bratty kid's college. *2 cents*

[CaptainSlow]

I want you all to go home tonight and hug your parents.

[jariten]

Meh, it's doable. When I was 16 I worked 50-60 hours a week for an inventory service; all graveyard or weekend...with shift-differential I'd make 15-20 bucks an hour. This was the mid-90s. Now, granted, I didn't spend it on a nice car (drove an 88 suburban that smelled like cat-piss, got an amazing 11 mpg, had 3 different colors of body panels, and had a sticky throttle body that could send me careening out of control occassionally), but I could have if I had different priorities.

[Brndn704]

Originally Posted by dem00n

As long as i'm happy everyday, I'd give up the nice car and material values.

How old are you? If you don't mind me asking?

[strat61caster]

Originally Posted by jariten

Meh, it's doable. When I was 16 I worked 50-60 hours a week for an inventory service; all graveyard or weekend...with shift-differential I'd make 15-20 bucks an hour. This was the mid-90s.

What are the labor laws for minors there? I know for California when I looked a few years ago you couldn't work for more than 30 hours or something and you needed a workers permit. Completely understandable if it's under the table, wonder who gave you the job...

[Mister]

Originally Posted by strat61caster

What are the labor laws for minors there? I know for California when I looked a few years ago you couldn't work for more than 30 hours or something and you needed a workers permit. Completely understandable if it's under the table, wonder who gave you the job...

Same, in NH minors can work no more then 30 hours a week. An employer could get in a huge amount of trouble, even if it was something like a family business.