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How do you deal with being broke?
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this post was submitted on 01 Sep 2023
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Because you don't need a cellphone, you want one; it's convenient, but you don't need one.
What are you saying??? I have not had a job that did not need me to have one in some regard, think you are a little behind the times tbh.
It depends on your line of work, but a cellphone is not mandatory for employment. A cellphone will set you back on average $1,700 a year. If you have to have a phone number get a $ 20-a-month landline basic plan. We are talking about saving money but most people on here don't want to save money, they just want to have more money.
clearly you have lost track of time old man.