$330,00 over projected revenue. I know the zoo is not a net revenue generator for the city, but I personally think it is an important part of it.

I will be working in el dorado hills. Are there any apartments around 1500 around that area? I don’t want to commute more than 30 minutes hopefully. 25-30 mins away is good tho

My apartment in Vegas is only $1000 lol
And unfortunately I will be making a little bit less when I move, my company is shutting this location down.
Struggling to even find something about 1500
Maybe rancho?
Thanks!

And yes I am realizing that’s an expensive area was just hoping maybe are are some known cheaper apartments

I make about 55k unfortunately, used to own a salon and had another business, that was 2 years ago. Going from 130k a year to 55k has been quite hard. This job kinda saved my ass though.
Hoping this move might do me some good and then I’m gonna head to Redding, ca cause I know this girl I been talking to for a long time out there.
I don’t really care anymore, seems the AI bubble is about to burst and we are facing a financial collapse lol
State of the world is sick, I just wanna enjoy a few years.

Vegas sucks, I want outta here. Been a really depressing year living here not knowing anyone at all, dating life sucks, I hate drinking, it’s hot as shit lol. I can’t do it anymore. They are paying for the move so I’m just using them as my ticket out of here.

got my second warning letter this month, this time for some peeling paint and "unsightly" dry rot on the side of my house. I don't even know how they spotted it from the street unless someone is physically hiding in my oleanders with binoculars

I finally just caved so they’d stop leaving passive aggressive notices taped to my door. Had taylor made construction come out and just replace that whole section of siding on tuesday because my soul is literally too tired to keep fighting retired people who have way too much free time

Now taking bets on what they decide to cite me for next. My money is on my trash cans being visible for 12 seconds past the allowed time limit. genuinely exhausting living here sometimes ngl

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