FREAK ACCIDENT? help...please?
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Lol maybe for your jobs and for most college students, but when your studying electrical engineering and about to graduate from Drexel, a job is almost guaranteed. Starting pay averaged at 65k, Ill be just fine lol. I digress, The car should be done by next week ill post pics. Thank you to the people for your condolences, and the help, middle fingers to everyone else ^_^. lol
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I know plenty of unemployed engineers (I work with a consulting firm, and the field is over-saturated), but I digress.
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Thats fine, compare it to the amount of unemployed business majors, art majors, teaching majors. Plus we have mandatory 6 month co-op and the re-hire rate is something like 70%?
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If the only that is broke(which i doubt it) is the radiator support, headlights, bumper, bumper cover, fender wells, and a couple other misc things i bet you can get away with spending 1500-2000 to fix everything. I slid into a snow bank this winter and broke all of that except the headlights and it only costs me around 800$ paint included. it looks bad, but maybe not as bad as you might think.
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If anyones curious, finally got the car back after a month, such a long process came out to 2500$ total.
These are the depo lights if anyones curious, look very nice actually.
These are the depo lights if anyones curious, look very nice actually.
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Sorry to hear this, at least noone was hurt.
Things can always be worse.
The future is bright though so chin up, you will live and learn is all, weve all been there.
Good luck
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Things can always be worse.
The future is bright though so chin up, you will live and learn is all, weve all been there.
Good luck
Lump
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