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JJPilot · September 12th, 2003, 18:16

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Don't take this post the wrong way, but I want to know what person in their right mind would take out $30,000 for living expenses for the time spent there and for a little time afterwards?

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I am not sure what the cost of living is like in ND, but Central FL is a tourist industry you are lucky to find a meal for less than $10! As for taking out that money... when you are unable to hold a job because you find out your flight schedule at 7 PM the prior day it makes it pretty necessary to take that full amount!

Just an FYI... average rent in Orlando is $1000/mo for a 3 bedroom... so that is $333 PLUS utilities! that is $4000 just for rent for one year... not including utilties... add (conservatively) $500 for that year!
Now, for those who moved here... how much would that be?
and those taking ATA's housing offer which was almost (I may be wrong) $750 a month... RIGHT THERE IS $10,000!

September 12th, 2003, 18:16	#6
JJPilot Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Florida Posts: 140	Re: Response to JT [ QUOTE ] Don't take this post the wrong way, but I want to know what person in their right mind would take out $30,000 for living expenses for the time spent there and for a little time afterwards? [/ QUOTE ] I am not sure what the cost of living is like in ND, but Central FL is a tourist industry you are lucky to find a meal for less than $10! As for taking out that money... when you are unable to hold a job because you find out your flight schedule at 7 PM the prior day it makes it pretty necessary to take that full amount! Just an FYI... average rent in Orlando is $1000/mo for a 3 bedroom... so that is $333 PLUS utilities! that is $4000 just for rent for one year... not including utilties... add (conservatively) $500 for that year! Now, for those who moved here... how much would that be? and those taking ATA's housing offer which was almost (I may be wrong) $750 a month... RIGHT THERE IS $10,000!