My buddy wants to buy a board.
He’s looking for:
Speed, Sturdiness, Range, etc…
He has unlimited budget, but would prefer to not break the bank😆
Any good recommendations? And why? Thanks in advance!
ACTIVITIES THAT I CAN DO IN LESS THAN AN HOUR!!!
Any advice? Without my hobbies I don’t feel alive.
Longstory short, I invested 6k into Sealed Pokemon Product 2 years ago (extremely irresponsible). Somehow it worked out and now everything is worth 20k. Can sell the collection for 18k cash (have a buyer).
My initial thought was to hold my pokemon collection throughout medschool. But it is way safer to place those funds on my retirement account (VOO, QQQM, and some IBIT).
Sooooo… what would you guys do in my situation.
Before this, I sold 5k worth of my collection and have been spending it on trips, skydiving, and other fun hobbies. But I had enough fun, want to do something smart/responsible.
I’ll be living with my parents throughout medschool. They cover every expense (except tuition, which is $100,000 for the whole 4 years).
Already have my loan set up (DIRECT PLUS LOAN).
EDIT: Should I cover my first year expenses right now? I could theoretically pay for a whole year. Will end up with no cash afterwards.
Also, i’m 22 years old. Don’t know if this information is relevant 😆
21 years old
1 week
$5,000 budget
Lets do it!
My current skills are:
Up
Down
Forwards
Backwards
360 turns
😆
I want to get better at docking, orbit, slides, etc… is 20 minutes enough?
(Can only go to IFLY sadly).
Another option would be to sell them and grab a Tonfly TFX.
(Not my picture, just used as reference).
Learned how to backfly yesterday (by myself, need a coach to actually teach me how to move). But i’m curious: how long would it take to sitfly?
Saludos. Saben donde puedo sacar la licencia de manera rapida???
Estoy libre todos los dias, bien desempleado.
I’m 21 years old and a few years ago my parents lent me $6,000 to make an investment. The investment worked out much better than expected and I recently sold it for about $24,000; The problem is that my parents don’t want their money back.
I’ve offered to repay the original $6,000 in cash multiple times, but they refuse to accept it. I’ve also tried helping them financially in other ways (buying things for them, contributing toward household expenses, and offering to pay for things around the house) but they keep telling me to keep the money.
I feel uncomfortable keeping it because I wouldn’t have been able to make the investment without their help. I genuinely want to repay them, at least the original amount they lent me. For additional context, I’ll be living with them for the next 4 years while I’m in medical school, so it’s not like I’m moving out anytime soon. Has anyone been in a similar situation? If your parents refused repayment, what did you do? Should I just respect their wishes and keep the money, or is there a better way to make sure they benefit from helping me?
Thanks in advance.
Can’t find older reddit posts/reviews
I moved to a very rural location, will only be able to jump 1-2 times per month due to medical residency. This will be my life for the next two years.
Will it be better to just do 1-2 tunnel camps per year? (5 hours or more per camp)?