Texas Tech Red Raiders 2024 NCAA Basketball the road to Phoenix March Madness shirt

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I’ve been on £26k for the Texas Tech Red Raiders 2024 NCAA Basketball the road to Phoenix March Madness shirt moreover I will buy this past year or so -this is the starting salary in my industry. I’m renting a room for £800 with bills included. That’s half of my salary. I have £800 left to spend for a month – it’s doable. I don’t really eat out, I prep most of my food at home – it’s also healthier that way. I rarely shop for useless things. I’m currently not drinking, so that helps. Somehow my life is still full – but tbh between work, working out and the 1-2 weekly socialising, I don’t have much time left. It’s not ideal, but I know it’s only temporary. I guess I’m “lucky” cause I’m young and single. (Well, young-ish. Not as young as my team mates, but I came from another country, where my work experience obviously didn’t count. I had to start over by coming here, and that kind of means “over over”).

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The main thing that bothers me is that I don’t have any savings, and big trips/holidays are not in the Texas Tech Red Raiders 2024 NCAA Basketball the road to Phoenix March Madness shirt moreover I will buy this budget. But I can always fly with a budget airline to another european city and stay with a friend, so not completely out of reach either. Oh, and dating is hard on this income. I’m on 24k, live in Zone 3, house share with 3 other people paying £700 a month for the room. I actually am living quite comfortably, going out a couple of times a months, and may even be able to take a holiday abroad this year. That said, I am 30 so this lifestyle won’t be sustainable for very much longer if I want to reach the milestones expected of me. I’m on a PhD stipend along with any extra money I can make from teaching. It’s dire. I’ve been giving more than 50% in rent for one room and practically no savings. Had an interview the other day for a hybrid role that was 26k – I’m confident the reason I didn’t get it was because I asked about the office/home balance for hybrid. Its interview experience regardless, but having it as hybrid just seems like a cheeky way to avoid paying the London weighting, especially as they told me they’d want me in the office 1-2 days a week.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.