Selling My Car And Moving to Southern Cal.

[sharkman]

I just hope change happens quick.

 

Every over night success has a long story of hard work behind it.

[ZackAttack23]

Every over night success has a long story of hard work behind it.

I didn't say hard work wouldn't happen.

[Kevin Greene]

You took that well and I'm glad you did because that means you're amenable to change. 

 

The prevailing theme here is that no one wants to see or hear your fail.

 

 

I thought it was there's already too damned many people in SoCal.

 

I kid, I kid.

[Chaos]

I'm gonna get there on a greyhound.

If you're lucky you'll join the 36 inch high club during your trip.

[h0llywood]

I thought it was there's already too damned many people in SoCal.

 

I kid, I kid.

 

Metropolitan LA has 12 million people. Of that group, there's probably about 3 million struggling actors

[SCMunnerlyn1]

More advice! Love what I'm hearing. I also would love to get into sports journalism and sports radio broadcasting. I only have a high school diploma. I'm just a little down because I feel stuck here and am having zero luck finding a job. Hopefully I can find some where that I can find a job in film production or an extra in a movie, show, or commercial.

Publix man. They give us stock and ass tons of benefits. And we're expanding all over the Carolinas. Honest work but well worth it. Ive been promoted twice since I started a year ago which turned into a 10% raise and im now being given a share of stock every 300 gross I make.

[ZackAttack23]

If you're lucky you'll join the 36 inch high club during your trip.

I don't get it lol.

[ZackAttack23]

Publix man. They give us stock and ass tons of benefits. And we're expanding all over the Carolinas. Honest work but well worth it. Ive been promoted twice since I started a year ago which turned into a 10% raise and im now being given a share of stock every 300 gross I make.

good idea. I actually worked at Harris Teeter as a bagged a couple years ago.

[thefuzz]

If I thought I could act, and I don't, or I thought I could sing and I can't, and I wanted to go to hollywood and I don't, I wouldn't even try leaving the East Coast with less than $20,000 in my pocket, and very little bills.

 

 

You need to go to school, and if normal school isn't your thing go to a community college and learn bartending, electrical wiring, plumbing, etc...jobs that transfer all over the place, cause your'e going to need them.  It's not that hard to pay for CC if you are willing to work your butt off, or you can try for grants or loans to get you through.  Keep your debt low, and make yourself uncomfortable.  

 

I'm not trying to knock you, but with your initial plan, you will be living on the streets of Denver before you can say Academy Award.

 

 

Man, I wonder how many people try this every year, and it changes their life forever, and not in a good way.

[Chaos]

I don't get it lol.

 

Ever heard of the mile high club?  It's that, but on a greyhound bus.

[thefuzz]

Ever heard of the mile high club?  It's that, but on a greyhound bus.

 

Yup.

 

But you have to take notice of the difference in quality from the airport to the bus station.

 

 

P.S. It's kinda of a big difference.

[Chaos]

Yup.

 

But you have to take notice of the difference in quality from the airport to the bus station.

 

 

P.S. It's kinda of a big difference.

 

 

Exactly.  I was ripping off a Zach Galifinakis joke anyway.

[Kevin Greene]

Metropolitan LA has 12 million people. Of that group, there's probably about 3 million struggling actors

 

 

Restaurants have to get their waiters and waitresses from somewhere.

[R0CKnR0LLA]

I've been considering moving to San Diego. I miss being near a beach and the weather there is awesome.