| Teckie4lyfe ( @ 2008-04-03 14:51:00 |
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And I was having such a good day....
I lifted weights, I wrote entries b/c it's my anniversary, I was feeling good.
And then the mail came.
...And I'm 90 dollars in the hole in the bank.
I thought I was doing so well, keeping up with my checkbook and everything. I write my receipts down all the time.
::sigh:: apparently not ALL the time. I missed a couple transactions, which put me 4 dollars UNDER a check that I wrote for rent. They paid the check, but they charged me 34.00 to do so. And I didn't know it. So I made other transactions on top of that, which each got 34.00 charges as well, b/c they covered it.
I ALSO found out that just to view your balance at a NON company ATM, they charge you 2 dollars. Then another 2 dollars when you SEE that balance and say "Ok yeah, I've got enough, lemme pull out 20 dollars." So pulling out 20 dollars turns into pulling out 24. There was also some other fee in there that I didn't understand but by that time I was through trying.
So now my 330.00 paycheck that will get deposited tonight will be only worth about 240.00.
And i wanted to do something nice for our anniversary. Or at least order something for the wedding. Like the little placecards with bells that are only 5.95 for a box of 50.
I feel like such a fucking failure. Everytime I think I'm doing pretty good with this fianances thing (which I SUCK at anyway), I get another crushing blow like this one. And the stupid fucking bank charges you for using the card as a debit, so I can't do that shit either.
Oh, and did I mention that Pattengill STILL has not paid me for the gig I did on the 15th of FEBRUARY?!?! And the other one I did on the like, 3rd of MARCH.
I checked the mail today thinking "Maybe I'll finally get that check today". Nope. Instead I got a notice that I was 90 FUCKING DOLLARS IN THE HOLE!!
I'm fucking done.
Life sucks, money sucks.
I'm done growing up. I'm going to start growing DOWN. Back to where I didn't have to worry about shit.
....and now I have to go to work. And help people who actually HAVE money, find what they want to buy.