[markread45]

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[Artymess]

You don't?

Having a car isn't some right as far as I'm aware there's not fuel/road tax/insurace benefits for car-owners out of work

[x-pixie-lottie-x]

let my dad drive it monday - friday (well he has it as much as me as me at weekend too... if we go anywhere generally we all go.. i dont drive much ....i do have it the occasional week day too where i put my request in night before lol) so he pays petrol
and have tax/insurance/mot for my birthday
x

[Nightufury]

you sell drugs

[MissLightyear]

Savings.

And working harder to get a job, the only reason I got a car was to have a better chance to get a job, and because I need it to train.

[No Future]

Solution: don't drive

[rainbow_kisses]

Sexual favours.

[Nightufury]

become an escort or ^^^^

[Jarule!]

Disability living allowance, I hope having a car will help find me a job

[siani-chan]

I don't have a permanent job but when I'm home from university I do a lot of temporary work for a local recruitment agency, which I then save, and use this money for things like petrol, insurance, tax etc. I also help the local council with election work, so that's more money too. Not permanent, just odd jobs when they need me/when I'm not free.

I don't drive while I'm at uni, my car stays at home in the garage. Sometimes my dad takes it out for a run to keep the battery going, and sometimes he uses it for work (which often then means it's got petrol in it when I'm home ) Love having a mechanic for a dad.

[JC.]

You get off your arse and find a new job.
If you want little luxuries in life you have to be prepared to work hard to pay for them.

Common sense is free, my friend. Fill yer boots!

[Jaayson]

Easy... parent(s). Somehow I've got together £5k ready for when I pass, yet I have never had a proper job, plus with my 18th coming up, I should be rolling it in