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Originally Posted by aznlangjai
Saving is not a problem.
Forgot to mention I have a car to pay off for another 2 years. I'm living with my dad and he's paying the rent. Reason I started going back to school is because I feel I shouldn't be stuck in a graveyard job.
So putting in 60 - 70 hours a week of work to make 4k a month a fine? I need a reality check that it's normal.
Becoming a lawyer. Too many things in my life points me towards this field.
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I think the question is not if it's normal, but if you're satisfied with it or not- which in this case, the answer is clear. But to answer the question, I don't think your job is great as you can probably earn more if you held a costco job for a few years.
If you're able to find a different job that will satisfy your living expense and school expenses, while putting in less hours, you should make the switch.
Pursuing a career in law would be better than your current situation. Given that you're 26, not finished with your secondary education, and hoping to become a lawyer, you will have to make a lot of sacrifices to get there.
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Originally Posted by armin.vanb
Finish your high school diploma brah. You'll need it to get somewhere. Given 48k a year is a solid rate.
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48k a year working 70 hour weeks doing graveyard IS NOT SOLID.