So? OP is only 30. That's a solid 35 more working years ahead of them. Spend 4 years prepping and it's still a great ROI if they enjoy the work.

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Economics is a field that spans so far and so wide that no person can explain it in a reddit post. How we deal with scarcity (everything is scarce to some extent) is fascinating and has far more to do with our own value systems on a personal basis than anything to do with macro/micro economics.

The next recession will occur in the future. And then another one will happen. And another. On average recessions are likely every 7 years give or take and we're overdue. All the while things will likely trend up and like a boat in the ocean there's not much benefit to fighting it.

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Honestly, I don’t know that I’d bother with a HYSA for such a low amount. 4.00% on $1000 is $40 per year. I don’t think that’s worth the hassle of having to potentially transfer funds back and forth between institutions.

From the language in their post, it sounds like they might have bought figurines?

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I agree with all of this, however on a personal finance sub, he doesn’t need to provide us any reasoning for his career choices, that’s his decision. If it pays well and looks of interest go for it.

It was Lego, wasn't it?

But you wrote "I am done sharing with roommates" so I'm assuming you have already ruled that out?

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I was blocked from the app.

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I do. It's not ideal and I'm looking for a place closer to work but this is how the dice fell and I'm making it work.

Blocked from what? You can call the company or reach them via email I would assume.

I have been blocked.

One solid reason which I know is if they have tattoo or they got inked in their body then they aren't capable enough to give their plasma

That shit hurts though a lot but depends some treatments are just too simple. Have done a plenty of times and it wasn't that painful enough

I spent a bunch of money on homebrewing equipment only to lose my taste for beer in general a few months later. I know myself now. I like to pick up new hobbies just to see if I can do them, once I can confidently do the hobby I lose interest almost entirely. My understanding is that I like growing as an individual and am risk averse, I need to channel these qualities into something greater. In my specific case that's real-estate investing and finance. I wish you the best on your journey. Don't hate yourself for wanting to explore and try new things, cut your losses and try another thing to that will help you grow and further your personal and professional goals.

I also would imagine you would have received an email confirming the cancellation. Either way, need to contact the company

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Not Seattle, an example of one of the low houses in my area when I was looking at the same. The house had been abandoned for an undisclosed amount of time. There were no doors, and the house had some graffiti, but the copper seemed like it was still there from what was visible. The sale was all cash on the close of the auction. Because the house was exposed to the elements you were buying the land in the neighborhood and hoping to scrap as much as you could while you removed the entire interior structure and roof of the house. It still sold for twice starting price.

Part of this is incalculable. For example, the $60K job likely comes with higher potential earnings later on. It is generally much easier to move to $80K from $60K than it is from $42K and so on. Spending extra year(s) at a $42K job could come with significant opportunity costs down the road. Then you start thinking about time value of money, etc and those become magnified quite a bit.

Did you use the app?If you have an iPhone, you can look at your subscriptions. Use that to track if you actually cancelled. Past that, you need to contact the company.