I go home now -kbai

 

And as far as Christian Bale:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6fyljFa4kw

 

HAHAHAHAHAHA....I was going to say the exact same thing!

 

I saw a yellow type-R on the Pike last week...just a random fact of the day.

 

Alright, im kinda in a tough spot right now. Basically, Im 19 and I've been under my parents health insurance but due to the fact that I worked at night for almost a whole year I made too much money for them to claim me and now I'm stuck without health insurance and I really can't afford the health insurance offered by my company because its almost $300 a month. Well, I can but then that leaves me practically no money for myself. Does anyone here have health insurance through someone other than your employer? because I need to find a relatively cheap health insurance plan. I wish I didn't need health insurance but being in the construction industry, you'll never know when you need it.

 

i know people who have and it has been about $300 a month. plan to pay $250-300 privately.

 

I worked full time during school as well and had to get my own insurance. But since I was full time, it was $30 per week, which is obviously better then $300/month. Are you close to enough hours to become a full time employee?

 

I work full time but paying for the Evo and Insurance takes up alot of my money. I work for a small electrical company that employs about 40 people. They pay half of out health insurance but it's still pretty expensive and the rates go up like every other month.

 

hahaha welcome to the real world.

 

I mean no disrespect but- living at home, no health insurance, $35k car?

It may be time to REprioritize...

 

I understand. I'm not gonna get rid of the Evo because I've paid off about half of it so if I really need to, I'll go without health insurance and then wipe out my savings to pay the car off. I really don't want to but if I'm left with no options, I guess that's what I'll do. Or I could always try to refinance the car but IDK...

 

i think you have to have health insurance in mass now, no?

that's pretty impressive that you've paid off half the car @ 19

 

I believe the law is every employer has to offer it.

 

Yea you do. If you don't I believe they'll fine you once you file your taxes for that year. If I'm not mistaken it can go up to $1,000 if you had no health insurance for the entire year of 2008. Who knows if it'll go up for 2009.

 

I disagree, if i was living at home with a decent income the car would be close to paid off. Not having rent + house bills FTMFW.