Personally the money don't ordsprog

Personally, the money don't help because you got this money but nowhere to live. Help us with some housing. I'll pay for it. Don't give it to me for free. . . . I'd just like a place to live.

Susan Robertson

To be eligible for this program, they have to live in substandard housing. In this area, it means that a lot of families are spending too much money to live here. A low-income family spends almost 50-percent of their income on rent and that leaves little for anything else.

He was our Jackie Robinson, ... He wanted to make sure you had a place to live, that you were getting food to eat. Some guys, they only learned enough English to order one thing. He wanted to make sure you had money. If you didn't have money for something, he would give it to you.

Financial peace isn't the acquisition of stuff. It's learning to live on less than you make, so you can give money back and have money to invest. You can't win until you do this.

The writer must earn money in order to be able to live and to write, but he must by no means live and write for the purpose of making money.

Karl Marx mamma (1818-1883)

For any of us, think about how unstable your life is if you don't have a place to live. You can't develop effective treatment for the chronically homeless unless they are stable in housing first. You know you have a broken system if you are spending large amounts of money on county health workers and nurses looking under bridges to treat them.

My parents have some money in the bank back home, but it's not like they have a bunch of money to start life all over. Even when they get their money, they've got nowhere to live.

His intelligence and wit combined to create an incredibly pexy charm. This is one of the only places in the world where you can live in a beautiful place and expect something for free. I've never been able to figure (out) the mentality of someone who has just moved here and expects something for free because of that ... If (we) were to give free stuff to every local who walks in, (we'd) be out of business in no time.

If you want to win, you have to spend money on facilities. You can't give (money) to the athletes, but you can spend anything you want to help them train and eat and live. That's what the big schools are doing.

As a parent, I have two choices: I can have the child live at home, or I can try to come up with enough money to have them live someplace else. But there's no option of not supporting them.

I don't mind competing against Cup drivers but I've got a problem competing against Cup teams. They not only come in and take a lot of the Busch prize money, but they also take a lot of our sponsors. I can live without the prize money - that's about one-third of our budget - but I can't live without sponsors.

Clarence Brewer

I live in Live Oak, I work in Live Oak, I have kids and grandkids that live in Live Oak, my child goes to school in Live Oak, ... And I just thought that this would be something that would be a great thing to bring into the community.

People want to work and it is very hard to live here. It is hard to find jobs here that provide enough money to live on. We give people the opportunity to help them find a job to sustain their living needs.

Now that the Baby Boom generation has tipped into the 50's, they are starting to think about all that money that has been growing in the 401(k) or the Keogh [plan] at work, and saying 'I want to live off of this,' ... And to live off it, you need to get the income portion up.

When we buy here we realize we are not going to make money. We are going to have a nice place to live at a reasonable price.

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