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To: patron_anejo_por_favor who wrote (36819)	9/9/2005 11:28:06 PM
From: John Vosilla	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116555

<"The young couple plans to put their home on the rental market and look to rent a small, cheap one-bedroom apartment closer to their jobs in downtown Phoenix." "If you live 'out there,' you make trade-offs," Butler said. "You may give up one trip a week to a restaurant. But if you're looking for a home, you may take it into serious consideration." The Sayles have so far eliminated San Diego visits, cut off their cable TV to save $50 a month, left the thermostat at 85 degrees and don't buy new clothes Shutting off their cellphones may be next, as well as selling their interest in a time-share condo to save $200 a month.> Sounds like this young couple have entered the never ending world of debt slavery courtesy of the 'ownership society' This guy just turned 21 and I guess he thought he was gonna be set for life by 30<g>