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To rent an apartment in Canada you have to make $22/hr minimum
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2019-07-19 at 7:10 PM UTCI presume the government pays for rent and electricity?
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2019-07-19 at 7:13 PM UTC
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2019-07-19 at 10:48 PM UTC
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2019-07-19 at 11:04 PM UTC
Originally posted by Ghost Canada is retarded though
Food here costs WAAAAY more like meat, cheese and bread. Gotta hunt for a loaf of bread under $5 and if you can find one it's probably some wonderbread shit with high fructose corn syrup.
I get nature bread from the food bank though but I don't buy much meat it's too expensive. When I used to live near the border of Idaho people would go to Costco in the United States and buy cheese, milk, ham and all kinds of stuff for cheap.
$100 worth of food was enough for 3 weeks compared to 1 week when you buy it in Canada
Even kraft dinner costs more here.
isnt trumps new trade deal supposed to address this ?
to enable american farmers to flood canadian market with their cheap meats and milks ? -
2019-07-19 at 11:17 PM UTC
Originally posted by Ghost https://globalnews.ca/news/5510783/minimum-wage-renting-canada/amp/
This is why I just let the government pay for it lol fuck working 120 hours a week to spend 100% of my income on a place to live when I can just make the government pay my rent and do side hussles
I'm going to de-establish your way of life.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2019-07-19 at 11:59 PM UTCAs soon as the minimum wage went to $14/hr, all the greedy property owners practically doubled their rents overnight. They figured, hey, those people have all that extra money now, we need to take it.
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2019-07-20 at 12:31 AM UTC
Originally posted by Helladamnleet By 'government' you mean 'HTS_Noob's parents', right?
My parents just own the investment property we're renting. They'll probably sell in a few years and make twice what they bought the place for. And we are paying rent in the meantime. My parents ain't paying for shit. >_< -
2019-07-20 at 12:31 AM UTC
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2019-07-20 at 12:41 AM UTC
Originally posted by Ghost new city gotta restart everything including building networks.
I got into a bad crowd though I hang out with the LGBT Anarcho Communists in Toronto lol. But they are cool all about independence from the system and most of them own businesses and spend all their money on anarchist activism
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2019-07-20 at 4:23 AM UTC
Originally posted by HTS My parents just own the investment property we're renting. They'll probably sell in a few years and make twice what they bought the place for. And we are paying rent in the meantime. My parents ain't paying for shit. >_<
Oh, okay. Tbqh I don't have a reason not to believe YOU. -
2019-07-20 at 5:08 AM UTCThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2019-07-20 at 5:23 AM UTC
Originally posted by aldra not with you two driving the property value down
kek as much as I might be a shitty tennant, I've managed to not damage the property at all. And the neighborhood/city i live in is improving so quickly that it's actually probably already worth twice what they paid for it. Almost tempted to tell them to sell now but I'm not qualified to determine whether that's smart. We're about to get a very local light-rail station and it could either drive property values down due to noise or raise it due to their being light rail. Either way, they're probably going to come out of this arrangement a lot wealthier, and that's awesome so long as they cash out while they're still young/healthy enough to enjoy it. They're in their 60s so like even if it could quadruple in value I'd rather they sell sooner than later and enjoy the proceeds of their investment while they can, as opposed to keeping this particular property to give me stable residence or whatever. -
2019-07-20 at 9:38 AM UTC
Originally posted by HTS kek as much as I might be a shitty tennant, I've managed to not damage the property at all. And the neighborhood/city i live in is improving so quickly that it's actually probably already worth twice what they paid for it. Almost tempted to tell them to sell now but I'm not qualified to determine whether that's smart. We're about to get a very local light-rail station and it could either drive property values down due to noise or raise it due to their being light rail. Either way, they're probably going to come out of this arrangement a lot wealthier, and that's awesome so long as they cash out while they're still young/healthy enough to enjoy it. They're in their 60s so like even if it could quadruple in value I'd rather they sell sooner than later and enjoy the proceeds of their investment while they can, as opposed to keeping this particular property to give me stable residence or whatever.
sounds like you have a motive. -
2019-07-20 at 3:32 PM UTC
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2019-07-20 at 3:44 PM UTC
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2019-07-22 at 12:40 PM UTC
Originally posted by vindicktive vinny thats because you have a head start.
if you were a plumber or a carpenter you wouldnt have time to get off work to shop at the thrift store and fiddle with your phone during lunch break.
your like donald j trump who bragg about making his millions after getting some million dollar loan from his dad.
I started off working in a Builders yard carrying bags of cement from one side of the yard to the other for 25 British pounds a week for 40hrs work...That's like $35-$40 a week, $1 an hr. lolol. -
2019-07-22 at 12:43 PM UTC
Originally posted by vindicktive vinny thats because you have a head start.
if you were a plumber or a carpenter you wouldnt have time to get off work to shop at the thrift store and fiddle with your phone during lunch break.
your like donald j trump who bragg about making his millions after getting some million dollar loan from his dad.
You have no clue what your babbling about -
2023-07-21 at 4:59 PM UTC
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2023-07-21 at 5 PM UTC
Originally posted by HTS kek as much as I might be a shitty tennant, I've managed to not damage the property at all. And the neighborhood/city i live in is improving so quickly that it's actually probably already worth twice what they paid for it. Almost tempted to tell them to sell now but I'm not qualified to determine whether that's smart. We're about to get a very local light-rail station and it could either drive property values down due to noise or raise it due to their being light rail. Either way, they're probably going to come out of this arrangement a lot wealthier, and that's awesome so long as they cash out while they're still young/healthy enough to enjoy it. They're in their 60s so like even if it could quadruple in value I'd rather they sell sooner than later and enjoy the proceeds of their investment while they can, as opposed to keeping this particular property to give me stable residence or whatever.
I know about you 298 -
2023-07-21 at 5:33 PM UTCReported for necromancer corpse fucking
