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Updated avatar wonderfully made by @SobyDoodles, not a huge edit, but the glasses must be there
You can, and you already do. It's called a Pagefile or a SwapFile, and it's on by default in Windows, Mac and most general purpose Linux distributions.
You can expand it to make it bigger, but generally you shouldn't need to, and yeah, it's nowhere near as fast.
I think this ties into the world itself. During Aang's and all previous Avatars' time, the world was divided. People only experienced their own people and the bending of their own people. That's why Avatars generally went out to learn when they were teenagers or as they got older
Avatar Roku only found out he was the Avatar on his 16th birthday.
By contrast, Korra and the Avatars beyond are living in a combined world which Aang and his friends helped create.
That means bending styles have morphed and combined, we see this in the Avatar movie, where Toph
On average across the US, $350 on groceries if you meal prep properly.
Median housing cost across the US is $1500
Used Car + Gas $620 (Experian 2025)
$430 left. Phone and Sim card, another $60 if you wanted a new phone.
That's $370 left to do whatever you want.
STOP TELLING BROKE PEOPLE TO BUDGET.
THERE, I SAID IT.
YOU CAN’T BUDGET YOUR WAY OUT OF POVERTY.
If I make $2,900 a month and $2,850 goes to rent, groceries, utilities, gas and insurance…
WHAT EXACTLY AM I SUPPOSED TO BUDGET?
Sometimes the problem isn’t spending.
There simply isn’t enough money left after surviving.
Budgeting is the solution, and once you start really looking at what you're paying for, you realise how much shit you buy.
Me and my partner just cancelled Netflix because we realised "Why are we paying $10 a month for something we don't use.
After watching @sircalebhammer's show and @DaveRamsey I've realised that we seem to think things are necessities, when they aren't, so we add things we like, to our "Bills" and forget about them, then when we have no money left it's like "Wtf, where did that go?!"
So you expect a worker to do 5-7 8 hour shifts or 5 12 hour shifts a week basically non stop. That's just to get to your amount per hour.
Now lets be realistic about cost of living... (Cracks knuckles) let's do something I love... Maths
No holidays, no little splurge, no new clothes, no nothing. Bare minimum. 82.9 months.
Baring in mind the average person aged 18-24 without student loans has about £3000 in debt. So assuming we also have to pay that off first, average APR is about 10% for a loan