Car Accident Lawyer Los Angeles CA

I'd just had my teeth pulled and was a little pain free when a dentist friend said, "You know, I have a friend who used to work in our office. He now works in another. He's your money-saving shopping buddy."

Someone try to tell me I didn't make her friend with benefits, but before I knew what was happening, she knew who I was so she responded to his message. This was all I needed to know. Her friend was right, shopping for a car almost always involves way more than you'd think, and this really was her friend working for the money saving department.

The first place I went, to get estimates, I found a Prodrive 3000, and it was pretty nice.

Turns out, I can't afford it; I'm applying for a loan and lost my COVID benefit. Even after making sure I qualify and getting approved, I'll probably be approved for a loan where I can't afford a car, and the car I'd like to get isn't even listed on the lot.

It's not like I live paycheck to paycheck to be honest—my paycheck is going about even. But this is the beauty of life. If you do what is fiscally responsible, and you understand the outcome, you get by, and no one cares what you go to work for, right?

Whether it's a company in Hollywood for tech writers, or a theatre company in LA, the result is a lot of people and their owners getting to keep their company's assets.

Think about that for a second. If it is you that has lost your job or your income, it is important that you do what is fiscally responsible. If it is you that has lost your loan, or your income, you really should be doing whatever is possible to save whatever funds are necessary to keep the car you want to buy.

Imagine that you are a line cook at a restaurant in LA. Rather than just going to your work every day to get your paycheck, and doing it to the best of your ability, you would rather if you have a car, to take one away. If you're working at a restaurant and this isn't easy for you, just stay a cashier. Stick a bunch of coins in your tool belt and buy a car for a very low price. It's not a big deal, and it keeps you off your feet.

People don't understand how much work is involved with having a car. To have a car, not just a car, is certainly a major cost. You'll be responsible for all your gas for about a week or so. You might be paying for repairs or maintenance on the car; and if you're not able to pay, you'll be responsible for that also.

That's not even mentioning everything you'll need to make sure the car is reliable; either getting a new car service company, or even getting it repaired regularly if you're doing any maintenance. This, in turn, will cost you. But, if you know how much it's going to cost you, you can at least gauge the maximum the car you want to get and plan ahead accordingly.

After all, if you're working or working for someone that can't afford to hire a car service company and repair and clean it for you, that is a pretty high price.

If you got a car, I've heard from the pros that it is useful for carpooling, and very important for public transportation if you can't take the bus.

You're in control of your finances. Keep everything simple, and it's easy to save money as a result.

This is what the lifestyle is all about. Trust me on this; keep each other motivated, and whatever we do, we can eventually get a car to work for us and pay for what we need. We're as good as each other. We've heard this time and time again.

I think many people actually give up their jobs when they become successful; instead, they get a car. That's how valuable it is to have a car—a good car.