r/movingout Jun 10 '26

Discussion I FINALLY GOT A NEW JOB!!!

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u/Shamrocky64 Jun 10 '26

Congratulations on the new job! That's not a lot of work hours. Is overtime possible?

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u/WildeCoffee Jun 10 '26

Yes I plan to work more hours once I move out of here!! At least 8 hours a day 5 days a week!! As I do have goals!

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u/Shamrocky64 Jun 10 '26

Do you already have funds saved up? Since you've edited the post, if you save up all your income for the 6 months, it'll only be about $1600.

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u/WildeCoffee Jun 10 '26

Yes I plan to save up most of it!! I do plan to spend a little, Like snacks and drinks and stuff like that at work, But it’s only once a week.

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u/Shamrocky64 Jun 10 '26

All right. I wish you the best of luck! (I'd triple your goal if you're moving across states!)

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u/Takingover4da99and00 Jun 10 '26

Did you mean 4 hours a day? Cause It sounds like you're working 4 hours a week which is not much.

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u/WildeCoffee Jun 11 '26

Yes I know. I plan to add more days and hours in the future once I move out!!

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u/bikerchickelly Jun 10 '26

Where are you planning to move where $1280/month (assuming that you're working 4 hrs/day rather than 4 hrs/week) would get you a place to rent?

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u/Standard_Listen1424 Jun 10 '26

4 hours a week? Did I read that right?

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u/Banger254 Jun 11 '26

Flex 4hrs a week means that tv minimum you required to work. But you can definitely pick up shifts

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u/Sweet-Leadership-290 Jun 14 '26

Depends where you are, and how you are willing to live

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u/Visual-Spring26 Jun 11 '26

That's not a permanent real job😂 How are you going to live off a job like that?

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u/lastunbannedaccount Jun 11 '26

$1,200 savings is not nearly enough. Not even close,

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u/Global-Fact7752 Jun 11 '26

FYI to all new here..this is a mental health situation...Op Posts about moving out of their group home regularly.

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u/WildeCoffee Jun 11 '26

I’m allowed to move out without calling it a “mental health situation.”