I can see more than 18" in front of my face now.
... Given where I'm posting this, that sounds like I'm hallucinating a horse wang.
... Given where I'm posting this, that sounds like I'm hallucinating a horse wang.
The only way I can do the training is if there's a class next week, but there isn't. They're not going to spare someone out of Human Resources to get one person through orientation a day behind everyone else.
Here in a bit, I'm going to go to the employment agency and find out who I need to have sign my time card to get credited for that nine hours. After that, I'll see if anything short term is going on this weekend. When I get paid next week, I'm going back to Tennessee.
I had extra money to fall back on. There was also supposedly a job opening lined up for me to start shortly after I arrived. So much for trusting people.
I might be able to get some money from my parents, but I'm already heavily indebted to them. So that would be my last resort.
It depends on what kind of parents you have. I recently told my parents that I was moving to Florida. My father said that if I needed to come back I always had a home in his house. My parents have savings and I'm sure if I needed money they would give it, and not as a loan.
You are still young. I lived with my parents until I was 29 and they did not want me to leave. That's how I was able to save 2 years worth of rent in case something happened.
The job up there could get me out of debt if I wasn't dealing with rent payments. Those combined with utilities and groceries and such were taking up half my income.