#83 - That One Sentence Cost Her Four Years

This week, we're talking about the moments that change the direction of your life when you're still a teenager and do not fully understand the stakes. Jocelyn lost a four-year scholarship to a private school and college her sophomore year of high school, crashed a registration day to beg a dean into letting her in somewhere better, and still ended up graduating National Honor Society. Also: a teacher who withheld scholarship information from her face, a Kroger line incident, a cabin fire she built with paper plates, a pontoon in the rain, and a no-spend challenge starting July 1st that she is inviting the entire Vibe Tribe to join.

Whether you have made a decision that cost you something real, fought your way back from it, or still do not know where your money goes at the end of the month, this episode will feel like sitting with two friends who truly get it.

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Acast Show NotesTopics covered this week:

- Keyshia Cole debate and the film studies class short film

- Deadbeat dad documentary filmed in high school

- Jocelyn's private school scholarship: four years high school, four years college, lost sophomore year

- Calling the scholarship administrator illiterate, the administrator heard her

- Getting pulled from the school mid-semester, transferred to Manly

- Crashing a friend's registration day at North Lawndale College Prep

- Cornering the dean and making her case without parents present

- Getting accepted that Monday, graduating National Honor Society