This seems like a fortune compared with the $400 a month he now receives as part-time help. Both Joe and Mary have always heard that two can live as cheaply as one: another of the great modern myths.
Setting Up Their Apartment
After graduation, Joe and Mary wed and set up housekeeping. At first they are the envy of their friends. They are now independent and free of parental control. Soon, however, Joe finds that his salary isn’t going as far as he anticipated. Somehow rent, food, and basic necessities are eating huge chunks of his new salary. Before his marriage he though he would have enough to update his car, go on some trips, and model their apartment after those seen on television and in magazines. But first Mary and Joe feel they need to have a washing machine because it is something all families have. When they look at washing machines, the salesperson convinces them that they should buy the deluxe model with five washing speeds and three water temperatures. Of course, it’s $70 more than the ordinary machine, but according to the salesperson, it’s far superior. The payments are the same, just stretched over a longer time period. The salesperson doesn’t tell them that the motor and all the basic parts are the same in both models. But the salesperson does add that there’s a special this week on the matching dryer, which they can get for $30 off, plus free installation. It’s a great opportunity and would only add $2 per week to their existing payments. They are a little nervous about adding more payments to the $200. Joe is still paying on the car, but the machines will make life easier for both of them.
Gradually Joe finds that his salary is claimed before he receives it. They reach a point where they no longer seem to have freedom of decision over their income. One problem is that they are starting off with large purchases, some of which they don’t need. A washer and dryer, for example, are unnecessary item for a young couple without children.
นี้เหมือนโชคเทียบกับ 400 $ เดือนที่เขาได้รับเป็นวิธีชั่วคราวขณะนี้ โจและแมรี่มีเสมอได้ยินว่า สองสามารถอาศัยอยู่ย่านเป็นหนึ่ง: อีกตำนานสมัยดีการตั้งค่าของอพาร์ทเมนท์After graduation, Joe and Mary wed and set up housekeeping. At first they are the envy of their friends. They are now independent and free of parental control. Soon, however, Joe finds that his salary isn’t going as far as he anticipated. Somehow rent, food, and basic necessities are eating huge chunks of his new salary. Before his marriage he though he would have enough to update his car, go on some trips, and model their apartment after those seen on television and in magazines. But first Mary and Joe feel they need to have a washing machine because it is something all families have. When they look at washing machines, the salesperson convinces them that they should buy the deluxe model with five washing speeds and three water temperatures. Of course, it’s $70 more than the ordinary machine, but according to the salesperson, it’s far superior. The payments are the same, just stretched over a longer time period. The salesperson doesn’t tell them that the motor and all the basic parts are the same in both models. But the salesperson does add that there’s a special this week on the matching dryer, which they can get for $30 off, plus free installation. It’s a great opportunity and would only add $2 per week to their existing payments. They are a little nervous about adding more payments to the $200. Joe is still paying on the car, but the machines will make life easier for both of them.Gradually Joe finds that his salary is claimed before he receives it. They reach a point where they no longer seem to have freedom of decision over their income. One problem is that they are starting off with large purchases, some of which they don’t need. A washer and dryer, for example, are unnecessary item for a young couple without children.
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This seems like a fortune compared with the $400 a month he now receives as part-time help. Both Joe and Mary have always heard that two can live as cheaply as one: another of the great modern myths.
Setting Up Their Apartment
After graduation, Joe and Mary wed and set up housekeeping. At first they are the envy of their friends. They are now independent and free of parental control. Soon, however, Joe finds that his salary isn’t going as far as he anticipated. Somehow rent, food, and basic necessities are eating huge chunks of his new salary. Before his marriage he though he would have enough to update his car, go on some trips, and model their apartment after those seen on television and in magazines. But first Mary and Joe feel they need to have a washing machine because it is something all families have. When they look at washing machines, the salesperson convinces them that they should buy the deluxe model with five washing speeds and three water temperatures. Of course, it’s $70 more than the ordinary machine, but according to the salesperson, it’s far superior. The payments are the same, just stretched over a longer time period. The salesperson doesn’t tell them that the motor and all the basic parts are the same in both models. But the salesperson does add that there’s a special this week on the matching dryer, which they can get for $30 off, plus free installation. It’s a great opportunity and would only add $2 per week to their existing payments. They are a little nervous about adding more payments to the $200. Joe is still paying on the car, but the machines will make life easier for both of them.
Gradually Joe finds that his salary is claimed before he receives it. They reach a point where they no longer seem to have freedom of decision over their income. One problem is that they are starting off with large purchases, some of which they don’t need. A washer and dryer, for example, are unnecessary item for a young couple without children.
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