u/Flashy-South628

high school

2014: $7.25/hour, smoothie king

2015: $7.75/hour, smoothie king

college

2016: $7.25/hour, intern at insurance agency

2017: $2.13/hour, waitress (actual wages varied based on tips)

2018: $2.13/hour, waitress

2019: $2.13/hour, waitress

after college

2020: $32,000/year, local newspaper reporter

2021: $36,000/year, local newspaper reporter

2022: $52,500/year, local newspaper reporter in a bigger metro

move to NYC for grad school

2023: $20/hour, newsletter writing part time

2024: $25/hour, newsletter writing part time

after grad school

2025: $20/hour, reporting fellow at national magazine

2026: $105,000, reporter at national news outlet, getting 3.5% raise at the end of the month

Maybe this is a long shot, but does anyone still have the small packet of coupons that a small biz association sent via mail a few weeks ago? I cannot find mine, but I was planning on using one of the coupons for movers because it offered a discount, free quote and storage unit for a month. If anyone has it still, can you just tell me the name of the company so I can call?

Also taking other moving company recommendations! I’m moving up 2nd Ave a few blocks, so nothing crazy, just looking to save some $$ anywhere I can

i’ve been on vyvanse for a few months and it’s transformed my productivity and life tbh. i can finally keep a routine for once. but the irritability i feel at the end of the day has been awful. i’ve mentioned it to my psych now twice and she’s considering switching me to concerta or ritalin to see if my side effects are more muted with those, but im worried about losing this momentum i feel like ive built.

has anyone done this? is it hard to switch, and if you did and chose to go back to vyvanse, switch back?