MthaFuknGreen
Green on the scene.
noobs for the motha fuckin win!
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If you're putting in the effort to make ends meet then there's nothing wrong with that, my issue is with the many people I've run across that live at home to "save money", they make enough money to pay the min on their bills so they're not late, they manage to have enough money to buy cigs, go to the bars 2-3 times a week and then go back to work in the morning so they get another check to keep the cycle going. All the while saying how its ok because they're making a living and doing what they can do.... Some people like living their life and being happy with what they have, other people like the idea that what they have is beacuse of what they did, they can and WILL do better no matter what gets in the way, the skys the limit.
Lots of people live their lives giving it 30-40% if even that. I guess it's ok, as long as they're happy.
Besides now we have Obama bucks for those people for when their car needs new tires and that tire bill pushes them over their limit.
If you're putting in the effort to make ends meet then there's nothing wrong with that, my issue is with the many people I've run across that live at home to "save money", they make enough money to pay the min on their bills so they're not late, they manage to have enough money to buy cigs, go to the bars 2-3 times a week and then go back to work in the morning so they get another check to keep the cycle going. All the while saying how its ok because they're making a living and doing what they can do.... Some people like living their life and being happy with what they have, other people like the idea that what they have is beacuse of what they did, they can and WILL do better no matter what gets in the way, the skys the limit.
Lots of people live their lives giving it 30-40% if even that. I guess it's ok, as long as they're happy.
Besides now we have Obama bucks for those people for when their car needs new tires and that tire bill pushes them over their limit.
So what about me?
I'm living with my mom. I have no work, no debt, and no spending money. I eat her food, I drive her car.
fuck you, i work hard. don't hate me because i'm bust my ass. I dont' have everything i want, but it's because there is a greater cause. I live a good life and within my means. i'm not in a ton of debt because i make good decisions. and i don't expect someone to bail me out either.
So what about me?
I'm living with my mom. I have no work, no debt, and no spending money. I eat her food, I drive her car.
So you live at home, could care less about making your life better by moving up in the world and are happy making 8 bucks an hour with zero desire to better yourself? if so, then sorry you feel that way, and you're more then welcome to say fuck you to me since I truly do look down on you. however I don't think that's you.
Again, my beef is with the people who either dropped out of HS, or were able to get their GED, and could care less about doing anything with their life.
I know people like that, they're happy that come Friday they go out with their best friend and on sat, they can drink at home with their friends, and come mid week they get to go out again with their friend.... no school, no real job, basic hour wage worker with zero desire to do anything other then get to the next bar night, or maybe next cool movie.
that's the people I have beef with.
Nothing wrong with living at home if there's a valid reasons, school is a great reason.
Let me just make this clear.
Person A. = doesn't care where they live or what they do, as long as they get to make it week to week doing the little things they enjoy, in most people that I know like this, that thing is the bar/club.
Person B = makes a point to always learn something new, advance in life and make whatever they can out of what they have. Settling for less is NOT an option.
So nick, are you person A or person B?
I lived at home till I was 23, however, I started working at 17 and the day I turned 18 my dad gave me the option. go to school full time and not pay rent, or go to work and pay rent. I never went to school so from 18-23 I paid rent to live at home. My rent also went up year to year.....
Well yeah, there we have it - Both of the guys here who are looking down on these people, are those people !
I win. You suck.
And as far as going on about Awptickes, at 21 he's lived twice the lives of most of you morons.
Again, my beef is with the people who either dropped out of HS, or were able to get their GED, and could care less about doing anything with their life.
I know people like that, they're happy that come Friday they go out with their best friend and on sat, they can drink at home with their friends, and come mid week they get to go out again with their friend.... no school, no real job, basic hour wage worker with zero desire to do anything other then get to the next bar night, or maybe next cool movie.
that's the people I have beef with.
Nothing wrong with living at home if there's a valid reasons, school is a great reason.
Let me just make this clear.
Person A. = doesn't care where they live or what they do, as long as they get to make it week to week doing the little things they enjoy, in most people that I know like this, that thing is the bar/club.
Person B = makes a point to always learn something new, advance in life and make whatever they can out of what they have. Settling for less is NOT an option.
So nick, are you person A or person B?