NoJudgment5377

The money is tax free and can be shared with anyone you want.

But

Men, you can only ever wear tuxedos. Women, only cocktail dresses (or whatever y’all wear, idk).

They cannot be in various colors. Black and white only. Every single outfit is exactly the same. If you attempt to buy or wear anything different, they will magically turn into your usual black tie attire. This includes pajamas you wear to bed.

You can still take them off and be naked when you want/need to. Essentially, your freedom of choice for clothing is gone.

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I’m expecting to get a $15k sign up bonus once I complete tech school. My contract states it’ll be issued after tech school, but doesn’t specify the exact timeline. It also doesn’t specify if it’ll be paid out over time or in a single lump sum.

I tried to go to Finance to get some answers, but they were wishy-washy about it: ”Well, we think it’ll be paid out over time… Who knows.” (…Um, you’re finance. You can’t look up financial things on that computer in front of you??)

As in, can we work out however and whenever we want to? We aren’t forced to do whatever workouts the squadron commanders want us to do?

I’m in the military, and my parents sold my car on my behalf. The buyer paid cash, parents gave the buyer the title and keys, and the buyer drove off with the car.

There was no bill of sale, but do I still need to submit a liability release forms to the DMV? I couldn’t find one with a generic Google search, and I wanna make sure the car is no longer associated with me.

I’m genuinely confused and nobody in my dorm is being helpful.

I’m in the military, and my parents are my powers of attorney. I’m getting stationed in another country soon, so we decided to sell my old car.

My parents put the car up for sale on Facebook marketplace. The car sold within minutes, and was gone by the end of the day. As the title states, the buyer paid cash, my parents gave them the title and the keys, and the buyer drove away in the vehicle. My parents made sure to do the cash transaction inside a bank, so there was no funny business. My parents are going to drop off the tags at the DMV, and I’ve canceled my insurance on the vehicle.

Is there anything else I need to do to ensure the car is no longer associated with me?