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Personal Narrative-Home-Paid Analysis

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I played a round of spent and was out of money on day 13. I started by finding a job, the job I got pay around $300 dollars a month. I chose the lowest health insurance plan with a $45 copay. I then hit a car while driving my child to school and had to choose between stopping and paying for damages or to keep driving, I chose to keep going. I also acquired a speeding ticket, which I contested in court and won but missed a day of work and got a strike. I had to make a decision to between my health or paying to see a doctor, I chose to ignore my health and save money. Some damages were made to my car and I asked a friend for help so I could save the money for something else. I ignored my student loans that were due. I lost on day 13 from a phone

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