Senioritis / Quitting-my-job-soon-ioritis Forum
- mukol
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Being a 29th'r is kind of awful. And, I really don't want to go to work today. Who invented this terrible system? Why am I trading my life for currency?
- Smallville
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haha same, I am v glad it caught oncapricasixx wrote:omg I love "29thers"
solid questions I do not have the answer tomukol wrote:Being a 29th'r is kind of awful. And, I really don't want to go to work today. Who invented this terrible system? Why am I trading my life for currency?
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My sentiments exactlymukol wrote:Being a 29th'r is kind of awful. And, I really don't want to go to work today. Who invented this terrible system? Why am I trading my life for currency?
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- mukol
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Happy Wednesday.
My goal at work today is to understand what Rhianna is saying in "Work"...so far I've got "work work work work work" and "dirt dirt dirt dirt dirt."
Rapgenius would be too easy.
My goal at work today is to understand what Rhianna is saying in "Work"...so far I've got "work work work work work" and "dirt dirt dirt dirt dirt."
Rapgenius would be too easy.
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- mukol
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We should have a new thread exclusive to 29thrs. I can't take all this negativity and "money isn't worth it" talk. I mean, if money wasn't worth it, why would anyone do it?
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Can 5thrs join? Having health insurance until school starts is a great motivator, but I'm starting to wonder if just taking a two week nap in bubble wrap is a good alternative...mukol wrote:We should have a new thread exclusive to 29thrs. I can't take all this negativity and "money isn't worth it" talk. I mean, if money wasn't worth it, why would anyone do it?
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holy shit you just made me realize that I'm going to be without health insurance for like two weeks right when it's time to drive a 16 foot truck through the Oregon mountains... uhhhhhhChervonaKatya wrote:Can 5thrs join? Having health insurance until school starts is a great motivator, but I'm starting to wonder if just taking a two week nap in bubble wrap is a good alternative...mukol wrote:We should have a new thread exclusive to 29thrs. I can't take all this negativity and "money isn't worth it" talk. I mean, if money wasn't worth it, why would anyone do it?
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Everyone remember that medicaid exists. Also, FFM. You have options of health insurance that will be less expensive than cobra.capricasixx wrote:holy shit you just made me realize that I'm going to be without health insurance for like two weeks right when it's time to drive a 16 foot truck through the Oregon mountains... uhhhhhhChervonaKatya wrote:Can 5thrs join? Having health insurance until school starts is a great motivator, but I'm starting to wonder if just taking a two week nap in bubble wrap is a good alternative...mukol wrote:We should have a new thread exclusive to 29thrs. I can't take all this negativity and "money isn't worth it" talk. I mean, if money wasn't worth it, why would anyone do it?
Both are super easy to apply for.
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do tellmukol wrote:Everyone remember that medicaid exists. Also, FFM. You have options of health insurance that will be less expensive than cobra.capricasixx wrote:holy shit you just made me realize that I'm going to be without health insurance for like two weeks right when it's time to drive a 16 foot truck through the Oregon mountains... uhhhhhhChervonaKatya wrote:Can 5thrs join? Having health insurance until school starts is a great motivator, but I'm starting to wonder if just taking a two week nap in bubble wrap is a good alternative...mukol wrote:We should have a new thread exclusive to 29thrs. I can't take all this negativity and "money isn't worth it" talk. I mean, if money wasn't worth it, why would anyone do it?
Both are super easy to apply for.
- Smallville
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yay for still being on parents insurance
- mukol
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State medicaid wherever you're moving, and the federal market place.
Unless you're bougie....then you can just deal with it
Unless you're bougie....then you can just deal with it
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I'm pretty uninformed about insurance but when I had a job with no benefits I got insurance through the gov website that I was paying less than $100 monthly for (in oregon)capricasixx wrote: do tell
My current employer said cobra would be $900/month for the insurance I have through them which is the sole reason I am working 80 hours in august lol
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+1 for thisSmallville wrote:yay for still being on parents insurance
- Nachoo2019
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pittsburghpirates wrote:+1 for thisSmallville wrote:yay for still being on parents insurance
Both my parents are teachers so I have full medical coverage x2... I've never paid a single dollar for anything medical. So clutch.
Turning 26 is not going to be a good time
- slippin_jimmy
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IDK how other people's insurance works. Mine goes through the end of the month for which I am enrolled (so an extra three weeks). Then I think you have 30 days or something to elect COBRA after your insurance expires? A lady I know in HR told me basically not to elect it, then elect it if I needed coverage during my like, 10 day gap
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+1slippin_jimmy wrote:IDK how other people's insurance works. Mine goes through the end of the month for which I am enrolled (so an extra three weeks). Then I think you have 30 days or something to elect COBRA after your insurance expires? A lady I know in HR told me basically not to elect it, then elect it if I needed coverage during my like, 10 day gap
Yep, it would backdate assuming you can pay the cobra premium.
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Don't try to come to Florida with that, because our fearless leader (Skeletor) has decided that we students don't deserve that. So, I have to pay a bunch of money (over $1800/yr) for insurance.mukol wrote:State medicaid wherever you're moving, and the federal market place.
Unless you're bougie....then you can just deal with it
And yes, I'll be about two weeks without insurance and plan on sitting myself and my family in my bathtub with armed guards without.
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Sonar80 wrote:Don't try to come to Florida with that, because our fearless leader (Skeletor) has decided that we students don't deserve that. So, I have to pay a bunch of money (over $1800/yr) for insurance.mukol wrote:State medicaid wherever you're moving, and the federal market place.
Unless you're bougie....then you can just deal with it
And yes, I'll be about two weeks without insurance and plan on sitting myself and my family in my bathtub with armed guards without.
Lol. Florida. That's why we have medicaid and the marketplace lol. Florida. Lol.
Is florida still pissing away money making people piss in a cup for foodstamps or unemployment or whatever it was?
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- Smallville
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gratz, 11 days isnt all that badthelincolnlawyer wrote:Officially put in my notice yesterday for the 29th, very surreal and exciting feeling. I will be on vacation next week so only 11 more official work days
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I just put in my two-weeks notice! Feeling good!
- Smallville
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left alone at work again, part of me hates it bc boring af, part enjoys it bc i feel less obligated to do work (and when the person above me left and I said I was taking a nap she said as long as u pick up for the bossman... so thats like totally justified to not work)
- mukol
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What kind of job do you have lol....like...lolSmallville wrote:left alone at work again, part of me hates it bc boring af, part enjoys it bc i feel less obligated to do work (and when the person above me left and I said I was taking a nap she said as long as u pick up for the bossman... so thats like totally justified to not work)
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