If its free housing for some and income based for the others and supposed to be used for disabled people, can someone explain more of the concept of free housing in Atlanta and im assuming u cant stay there long
When he takes me somewhere its maybe 15-20mins away without traffic. Yesterday he took me one place around 20 mins and than drove to the other place around 20min. Obviously if he hits traffic its a little longer. We dont go far out really unless i offer to help, and go whatevers close. I get SSI he is in college when I pay rent I have 197$ left to live on for other expenses. His car is not good on gas and maybe leaks but 35-40$ everytime. I can lift fairly far out for cheaper than that. EDIT its actually only 25mins away when I type GPS. Add a little context it started off with him just visiting i asked him this is the second time to go do something. So it was him saying he was going to visit me every week. Then we go to somewhere near by thats less than a few miles. Im just thinking like yes I would like the help him but a full tank of gas is kinda alot.
This ridiculous
I was looking at wrangler 13mv ones but if i only wear running shoes the cowboy cut wont go with that. I cant afford that with only 350$ to 400$ to get all new clothes. I would like to go cheaper and be in the 250$ range honestly. I had a pair of black work Lee's a while ago and I actually liked them comfortable. I think there were like 32$. Looking to get like 4 jeans some shirts, and just get some sweatpants, cargo pants for more chilled. Even nike shirts have gone to 60$ a shirt that is really crazy and I dont wanna go back to my youth with American eagle, or etc but I dont wanna draw to much attention like im trying either. Because when you spend alot on something and especially with something that draws attention to you, you have to wear everything else to draw attention and at that point your wearing a 500$ outfit and thats how much i would pay for a suit. Any advice as im leaning more toward the good wranglers and thrifting tee shirts.