I always saw the officers hitting up Subway as a rule.
Guilty as charged. It's not the dietary answer, by any means, but at least it isn't just sugar, grease, and dough.
I always saw the officers hitting up Subway as a rule.
I'm convinced this is the anti-truth. I was always really disturbed to see how much Macdonalds the younger E's were eating. The Macdonalds at K-Bay closed for a month or so while I was there. I was worried people would starve. Smiles in effect for all.
Ahhhhh .... the generational gap...... I always saw the officers hitting up Subway as a rule.
Guilty as charged. It's not the dietary answer, by any means, but at least it isn't just sugar, grease, and dough.
Jared would beg to differ.
When I was your age, I had to walk to school uphill both ways through Razor Blade Meadow then through Rubbing Alcohol River. Whale oil cost a nickle a gallon, and we didn't drink no water from a store. And back in my day, children respected their elders.
MasterB, you've got crazy student loans!!! Mine total about $22K and I pay around $100/mo. on them...Are yours around $150K?
They were $106K when I graduated. Principal taken out was ~$94k, But a lot of them were unsubsidized or private, so they accrued interest when I was in school.
They were $1100+ when I was commissioned. I refied the big ones out to 25 years from 10, and dropped my payments to about $700-750. Some are variable rate, so they go up and down with rates.
In 5 years, $150/mo goes away, and in 10 years $317/mo goes away. I am stuck with the $250/mo one until I am 51![]()
They were $106K when I graduated. Principal taken out was ~$94k, But a lot of them were unsubsidized or private, so they accrued interest when I was in school.
They were $1100+ when I was commissioned. I refied the big ones out to 25 years from 10, and dropped my payments to about $700-750. Some are variable rate, so they go up and down with rates.
In 5 years, $150/mo goes away, and in 10 years $317/mo goes away. I am stuck with the $250/mo one until I am 51![]()
Don't feel bad, a budy of mine (and ENS at the time) crashed on my sofa for the better part of two years trying to pay back his student loans. It was kinda sad, and ENS crashing on the sofa of two E-5's and still driving the same car he drove High School. I have to give it to him though. He paid back his entire loan in 4 years.
And they have the audacity to ask for money for the scholarship fund every year... I sent used TP one year... Student loans were skewing my Debt/Income ratio (they still do, but not as bad) to the point I could not get a mortgage, and lived in a ghetto apartment trying to save money.