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Re: Pro Poker player/ apartments
lol, maybe he meant $300 a week
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lol, maybe he meant $300 a week [/ QUOTE ] Thats still less than mine... |
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Re: Pro Poker player/ apartments
Well my apartment is a 2 bedroom for 470 a month, so split it is 235 a month, then after all the other bills about 300 a month.
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Well my apartment is a 2 bedroom for 470 a month, so split it is 235 a month, then after all the other bills about 300 a month. [/ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] This is a hypothetical question i have, not pertaining to myself. Suppose someone is a pro poker player who makes about 1k a month, and they want to get an apartment where the rent is 300 a month. How does this player get the lease when there only source of income is poker? [/ QUOTE ] So which is it? Hypothetical or pertaining to yourself? |
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It is hypothetical. I pay rent with a normal job. It is at least hypothetical in a sense that i dont plan on getting an apartment where i pay for it with only poker money. I was just curious.
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Re: Pro Poker player/ apartments
I lived in OC - I know exactly what you mean. Rents were sky high 6 years ago, can't imagine what they are now.
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