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Morons! Living with parents provides for lower rent, more savings and delicious breakfast on weekends.
Yeah right sleep over. Just tell your parents you want to ****. But seriously 24. FYL because you're a loser.
you will save more money if you have a job so you won't have to pay much or none like the heating, rent etc. butget a job if you don't have one
Been there.
Give it a rest, people. I had returned to living with my mom when I was 24. Most people move back home at least once. I had a steady income and I was in no hurry to start throwing most of it away on living expenses. I often miss those days in my early 20s living at home and pretty much being able to afford anything I wanted. Now I have a mortgage and freedom, but at what cost? I'm broke!
Join the club. Hopefully the economy picks up soon. I graduated from a liberal arts college and most of the people I know don't have jobs, even the older ones that finished law school last year. BTW, tell your parents you plan on bringing home girls and to be prepared.
lmao #58 to OP: good for you! i for one could not stay with a girl if i lived with my parents.
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Right now, lots of 24 year-olds live with their parents. Normally I'd be with #2 and say get a job, but obviously the job market is pretty poor at the moment.
I don't really think that would be considered a sleep over when you're that old :P