Convex

When i was 19 i had my class A for driving an 18 wheeler.. try one out and see if you your a mature driver or not lol..

hensley1094

I get paid to go to college lol, and iv got 4 years paid for thanks to the military so i really dont have to worry about that

hensley1094

HA iv seen what driving a semi is like ill pass on that. After i turn 18 in a couple months im going to get a motorcycle and pilots license though

sn95_331_GT_ yellow

not on $1000 a month youre not...

bluepony4.6

Sounds to me like one of your parents either passed their GI bill down to you or have 100% VA disability rating allowing you to go to school for free. That's the main reason I didn't pass my GI Bill down to my son. He would use the money for things other than what it is actually for (living expenses).

I may be wrong but it sounds like you're getting the stipend that comes with the free education and don't actually have a job (if your parents didn't tell you about the stipend...good for them). So you're actually not earning anything. Save your money to pay for an apartment and furniture after you graduate. Then go for go fast parts once you are truly on your own.

Twenty six year veteran of the US Army. I paid my dues so my kids can have better opportunities...not squander it all away on go fast parts and speeding tickets.