[ SECRET POST #2307 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2307 ⌋

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Comments

Re: How do you move?

[(Anonymous)]

Well, moving across state lines for a job really isn't any different from moving across state lines because you're unhappy where you are and want to change. Really, the only difference is that you'd probably want to have more money saved up if you're just showing up to a random city with no job lined up.

But presuming you're moving on a shoestring budget with no job lined up: If you're currently renting a place, best practice is to wait until a couple/few months before your lease is out and then arrange to not renew it and set a cut-off date for any utilities you pay. Pack the clothes and things you MUST take; pack the rest of the things you want to take that will fit in your vehicle; sell, give away or trash the rest, and drive.

When you get somewhere, spend a night or two in a fleabag motel (or find a restop or someplace you can sleep in your car) and start looking in the paper/on craigslist/through neighborhoods for roommates or apartments for rent. Former motels frequently do what's called an "efficiency apartment" which is basically a motel room turned into a studio with the addition of a cooktop. Start looking for work. The end.

But sounds like you might want to look into some counseling first.