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I'll start this off by saying this isn't an ad and I just want to spread the word:

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Okay, so I am awful with money and like most of you I was not raised with financial literacy at all. I recently started trying to get my shit together and found this bank called, "Simple Bank". This bank and app actually helps you budget and lets you know what you can spend. I freaking love this thing and because of it I'll have my first comma in my savings account come next paycheck. The app sets the money aside for you and if you don't have extra outside of your budget you cant spend it unless you mess with the app. This was a huge breakthrough for me because I am able to see exactly where my

(First generation college student)

I just got awarded my instate status like an hour ago. That being said I wanted to ask:

So, after seven units do you have to pay anymore that the seven unit amount?

I just wanted to make sure my aide would cover the 17 units I signed up for. :) Thanks!

My backstory: Had a very VERY mild wheat allergy like just made my eczema worse kind of mild. No biggie, then I got a really bad viral infection now I get hives and angioedema if I even think about bread. I'm being tested properly as of today but I have dumb questions.

Dumb question one:

Everytime I eat a lot of wheat it gets worse so can I eat a little and be okay? (I really like ramen, bread, noodles, fried food.... cries in carbohydrate )

Dumb Question Two:

I'm damn near 30 years old how the fuck is this happening now?!?

Dumb Question Three

If God exists what the hell is he taking croissants from me?!?!? That fucking douchebag....

Dumb Question four:

Will I get more sensiti

My apartment is actually clean thanks science! https://imgur.com/gallery/p2HJ1qo

Okay, so long story short I am slowly crawling my way out if poverty and the first time ever I am going to half my pay check left over (480$) for this two weeks. I could put it in savings, pay off a credit card (300$), or pay off a ticket (250$). I'm not sure what to do. I am basically caught up with bills. I normally don't have options so this is really overwhelming for me. I was thinking of maybe saving it and then trying to put away 1000$ for emergencies first but I dont know....

I use to put Dash my boxer mix in a crate while I was gone but that was when I worked five hours a day now I am working 8 hours and I want her to have more room so I wanted to ask you all if it's a good idea. I leave water, a chew toy (huge elk antler), a regular toy and a king sized blanket. The available bathroom floor space is 6 square feet. She can be really destructive if I leave her alone with the run of the house due to separation anxiety.

I'm sick with an upper respiratory infection and can't bike the 10 miles to work tomorrow so I am hoping to get a uber/lyft ride which I can pay back on Friday. Had a bunch of unfortunate events happen recently which left me with no money at all.

My boss is a great person but I'm pretty sure she doesn't like me and I feel like trash. Every time I say something to someone I go over it in my head repeatedly to see what I did wrong and their body language. I just needed to tell someone.

My dog likes to bolt out the door but for some reason she learned to walk off leash on her own and come back to my apartment when I tell "house" on her own. I tested it by having her go potty off leash and she just did her business and walked back to the apartment after I told her "house" three times. I taught her this command for my mom's house when she was a little puppy but I havent used it since. She apparently remembers....dogs a pretty freaking smart.