What Are You Doing Right Now? (172 Viewers)

Nzoric · Jul 12, 2012

depends on the sleeping arrangement and how you eat, really.

Martin · Jul 12, 2012

i am, partially. But I got some cash that I didn't expect (insurance was a bit more from my stolen phone than I thought and a dud friend surprisingly returned a loan that I had wr itten off). in addition to that good grades just came from uni so my parents decided to give me a small cash influx. It's not going to be a spending spree, but I got about 700-800 euro to burn down there, should be enough for 7 good days.

I see. So you got some cash, now you can't wait to get rid of it.

Nzoric · Jul 12, 2012

Martin said:

I'm 20 and got things to do and see. I'd rather spend the cash I got by exploring Paris for the 1st time (France really, since the first time I was there was some charter vacation with my parents at the age of 9) than sit in a bar, in a rain-drenched town named Copenhagen. Once I'm done studying I have to work, then you only have 4 weeks of spare time a year, then I get bigger bills to care about which all leads to spur of the moment trips to some nice place become an impossibility.

This probably sounds excrushiatingly naive to the older and more experienced individuals here, but that's whats up at the moment

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Enron · Jul 12, 2012

See if you can make cash when your in Paris. When I was your age, I went to Mardi Gras with $75 and came back with well over $400.

Nzoric · Jul 12, 2012

Gordon Bombay said:

At the age of 21 you went to Mardi Gras in hope of making money? Damn.

Enron · Jul 12, 2012

Nzoric said:

19 and I didn't intend to make money I just took advantage of a situation. It all went down to culture, timing, and the fact that I had a video camera.

Forza Giovinco · Jul 12, 2012

Watching S05E01 of Damages. Epic.

Martin · Jul 12, 2012

Nzoric said:

I'm 20 and got things to do and see. I'd rather spend the cash I got by exploring Paris for the 1st time (France really, since the first time I was there was some charter vacation with my parents at the age of 9) than sit in a bar, in a rain-drenched town named Copenhagen. Once I'm done studying I have to work, then you only have 4 weeks of spare time a year, then I get bigger bills to care about which all leads to spur of the moment trips to some nice place become an impossibility.

This probably sounds excrushiatingly naive to the older and more experienced individuals here, but that's whats up at the moment

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Actually that was surprisingly astute.