Smitty
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Damn, already? I thought you just started school.I am taking the bar in July, dumbass.
Damn, already? I thought you just started school.I am taking the bar in July, dumbass.
Depends on whether you had an agreement indicating same.If I owe someone fifty bucks and I give them fifty minus a five dollar fee, have I paid them what I owe or have I shortchanged them?
The five bucks isn't a fee that is automatically taken out and doesn't have to be taken out at all. It's only if you get cash back at the register. If it's just a normal debit card purchase it doesn't cost them anything.If I owe someone fifty bucks and I give them fifty minus a five dollar fee, have I paid them what I owe or have I shortchanged them?
But what if you just want cash. That's what I am missing. You'd still get hit with a fee, no?The five bucks isn't a fee that is automatically taken out and doesn't have to be taken out at all. It's only if you get cash back at the register. If it's just a normal debit card purchase it doesn't cost them anything.
But what if you just want cash. That's what I am missing. You'd still get hit with a fee, no?
Although they are becoming more and more rare, there are certainly places where debit cards aren't accepted.
Smart money says go to the bank and get your money.Just curious, but if they can't withdraw the money without incurring a charge, or pay their bills online without incurring a charge, how do you propose they pay their bills without being hit with some of these fees?
I assumed that meant getting your money over the counter at supermarkets and things (cash back), not the bank.I'm guessing you missed this part:
$5 for over-the-counter cash withdrawals
After that comment? You. Lawyers most fvcking idiots, and basically all new lawyers are. I don't know what they teach in law school, but it sure as hell ain't what lawyers need to know. It seems to take them years in their field before they are competent.I am taking the bar in July, dumbass.
Who do you think is more likely talking out of his ass, you or me?
While this is true, it's not because they don't know theory.After that comment? You. Lawyers most fvcking idiots, and basically all new lawyers are. I don't know what they teach in law school, but it sure as hell ain't what lawyers need to know. It seems to take them years in their field before they are competent.
Which is all useless because if he was better he could cite precidents for the exact opposite as well. Now how it actually works, that is something else entirely.While this is true, it's not because they don't know theory.
What they don't teach you is practice. But Geng can recite laws and cases till he's blue in the face, I'm sure.
Not if there is no precedent. Law isn't what you see on TV. Sometimes it's not about being brilliant and coming up with some angle no one has thought of. If there are lawyers out there like that, they are in the top 0.00001%.Which is all useless because if he was better he could cite precidents for the exact opposite as well.
It's hard to say that it's worth it unless you are gonna graduate making 100k a year.My criminal justice professor tried to sell me on going to law school but I just couldn't see myself going into that much debt.
I'd have been lucky to make 38k in this state, and that's if I got on with a prosecutor's office. As a public defender I could maybe make 27k, less than I make as a correctional officer.It's hard to say that it's worth it unless you are gonna graduate making 100k a year.
Yeah. And with 100k in debt you are looking at a payment of what, $900 a month for 25 years? At 38k your total income is only like $2000 a month after taxes. That's half your income to loans.I'd have been lucky to make 38k in this state, and that's if I got on with a prosecutor's office. As a public defender I could maybe make 27k, less than I make as a correctional officer.
If you're from a filthy rich family that can set you up with a practice doing real estate or whatever it makes sense to be a lawyer, or if you're a minority that can get free tuition. For a white guy from a blue collar family, nope.Yeah. And with 100k in debt you are looking at a payment of what, $900 a month for 25 years? At 38k your total income is only like $2000 a month after taxes. That's half your income to loans.
Damn. Makes me glad I never bothered to go to law school like I once thought about.Yeah. And with 100k in debt you are looking at a payment of what, $900 a month for 25 years? At 38k your total income is only like $2000 a month after taxes. That's half your income to loans.
It's pretty much most schools if you go into graduate work. I have $80k in loan debt and I'm not a lawyer.Damn. Makes me glad I never bothered to go to law school like I once thought about.