EP002 . Scam With Your Youth
Today’s episode is brought to you solo as Paris hands you the Multipass to a world of discounts, all you have to do is scam with your youth (don’t worry, it’s legal-ish🌚)
- Until your student loans are out of your life consider yourself a student!
- Anyone can be a student with an ID card and an email address ending in edu!
- A great location to obtain a student ID if you’re not in school is your local community college. By taking trade courses, getting a job, or even volunteering you’re usually required to get an ID in the campus’ system.
- Most of the time a student ID comes with an email address with the college in order to have you registered and locked into the system. An email address is another ticket into a world of discounts.
- When seeking out discounts just know some work will have to be put in. Most of this stuff isn’t heavily advertised so if you can’t find it on the site or social media platforms when in doubt just call!
- Student discounts can also apply to your monthly bills (EX. Car Insurance) Many communities (check your county’s website) host drivers ed/courses and by having a student ID you can attend those for free or at a discounted rate! / Click HERE for more info!
- Discounts can be applied to your car insurance by informing them of your “student status” and showing them that you’ve taken these driving courses that will increase your skills as a driver. All insurances have different programs but it’s worth a shot to see what they offer and then decide if a course is beneficial for you.
- If you public transit is your form of transportation, ask about their student discount rates ASAP! You’ll usually have to go to the office to reap these benefits and show your student Identification, etc. but it’s worth it if you can save 50¢ to a $1 on something you use daily!
- Airlines even offer discounted student rates (American Airlines only offers them for select schools HERE)
- If your school isn’t on the list there is also a method to book your flights in a group to have a group rate applied. If you’re traveling for Spring/Winter Break grab a group of friends or even make a group on your campus Facebook to connect with people with the same travel plans.
- Typically these programs want 10+ people for the discount to be applied but that should be easy to organize a Facebook group. Here are some group options w/various airlines Group Source One / Group Source Two (*Search your airlines of choice + group discount and you’ll be able to locate more programs)
- Also for discounted airfare keep an eye on airlines with the bad press! They’re trying to cover that ass so they’re going to add new programs to appeal to the people they’ve scared away AND if you’re lucky enough to get dragged off a plane your money troubles are now gone! Win-win🌚
- If you're traveling for philanthropy you can also contact your airline of choice via email or social media to see if they offer discounts for “voluntourism”. It’s also a good idea to cross connect an airlines charity and philanthropy they're involved with because special programs for travel could be available as well. While seeking out volunteer / Gap Year programs ALWAYS ask about their travel discounts and see what they can provide for your services.
- Ask! Closed mouths don’t get fed and definitely don’t get a f*cking discount. So whip out that ID and see what you can get out of it👏
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