Ma’am, the whole world knew

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I’m not an expert on this obviously but that seems like a wild loophole? Someone can just flee the country and come back after 7 years with no repercussion?

Ya I think someone really blessed you lol

I’m not so sure that higher limits reduce your credit score, if you kept your spending the same then your credit utilization % would be lower, which is a factor that increases your credit score.

Wait what? Did you find out why you had no credit history rather than a bad one? Did you expect some legal issues when you moved back to the US?

Don’t forget my roles in “Wohn Jick”, “Boint Preak” and “Till and Bed”. I actually don’t shave, it’s due to the testosterone blockers I’ve been taking because I feel that I am too manly and am setting an unrealistic goal for humanity.

“Councils don’t want to pay for miles of roads, pipes, and electrical cables just to serve less than a hundred families”

Yes, correct, they don’t want to pay for it. We need to allocate more taxpayer money to corporate bailouts.

We’ll use your example to make it easier. You max out your cards and loans on crypto, not stuff. Then you convert it back when you get to whatever low cost country and you’d be able to start a small business with it.

The move of course wouldn’t be too enticing to most people but there are definitely people who don’t have those ties to stay, it’s not that rare for people leave their home countries.

So theoretically someone could actually take out a ton of loans and move to a country that doesn’t have an extradition agreement?

I’m happy for people that were able to do that but you gotta understand you’re probably in the like <10% that could do that. I doubt you would say you were in the same situation as most people born between '81-'96. Gen x was in the best position to take advantage.

Sure but the job market was a joke so if you weren’t already established in a stable career, your income was going to be pretty garbage on top of school loans. Realistically, you would be looking at college grads who have enough seniority in their career that wouldn’t put them at risk of being let go as well as having little to no school debt. You’re looking at people who are at least 23, more likely late 20s in 2009ish. That’s certainly near the '81 cutoff for millenials. I was 18 in 2008, luckily retained my low paying retail job while going through uni, with my school debt and the garbage job market, it wasn’t feasible at all for me to take advantage of the prices.

There are a ton of factors but most problems simply stem from greed. Boomers pulling the ladder up behind oneself and then making fun of millenials for having less assets and saying it’s because we’re lazy.

True, but you had to be in a position with money saved up and your career unaffected by the recession so unfortunately that’s a relatively low percentage

In the sense that their cells are changing and dividing, yes of course. But that doesn’t stop it from being an unborn baby. Fun fact, soybeans are monoecious so they are hermaphrodites that jizz in their own womb. And you eat their babies.

Tofu would be like a coagulated fetus mixture that’s had some moisture pressed out

I’m good at completely useless thought experiments

And depending on their area, that house may sell for a million+ now to millenials who have no other option if they want to live the classic american white picket fence dream