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- Indian Falls, NY
- slashfan7964
You've been affected by a life changing accident that has taken a lot away from you. You car was subject to 1 of 3 incidents (your pick).
1. Your car has been stolen, and the police have given up trying to locate it. Your car is gone forever. You are just starting out and don't have a lot of spare money to replace it. You don't have very good insurance, and they don't hand over any money for a replacement. Recently, you started living in a cheap apartment, but due to you not being able to get to work due to a very long commute, you've been ejected and are now homeless.
2. You've been in a house fire, and all your possessions, money and car were lost. Insurance won't fork over enough cash to do much with.
3. You've been in a severe, life altering accident that totaled your vehicle and you are now in need of a quick replacement to get back to work. Medical bills have piled up extensively, and you have nowhere to turn. You have been kicked out of your friends place and have nowhere to go. Again, your insurance is sub part and just enough to get by.
You have $650 in an emergency fund for situations like this. You have to split that between a place to stay, your basic necessities (food, water etc) and a car. You live out of state, with no family, so you have no shelter. You work, but cannot get there until you have a car.
What do you do?
1. Your car has been stolen, and the police have given up trying to locate it. Your car is gone forever. You are just starting out and don't have a lot of spare money to replace it. You don't have very good insurance, and they don't hand over any money for a replacement. Recently, you started living in a cheap apartment, but due to you not being able to get to work due to a very long commute, you've been ejected and are now homeless.
2. You've been in a house fire, and all your possessions, money and car were lost. Insurance won't fork over enough cash to do much with.
3. You've been in a severe, life altering accident that totaled your vehicle and you are now in need of a quick replacement to get back to work. Medical bills have piled up extensively, and you have nowhere to turn. You have been kicked out of your friends place and have nowhere to go. Again, your insurance is sub part and just enough to get by.
You have $650 in an emergency fund for situations like this. You have to split that between a place to stay, your basic necessities (food, water etc) and a car. You live out of state, with no family, so you have no shelter. You work, but cannot get there until you have a car.
What do you do?
