She should have asked him, "If you don't work, what are you going to do with your life and your time on Earth?"
Even if he does something frivolous like sports or entertainment, or making tiktok or YouTube videos for a living, that's still work. He'd be much better off having this conversation with a man.
I appreciate his honesty. Kids and teens don't have filters. The thoughts he was expressing is what millions upon millions of people supress every time they punch the clock.
Kid is absolutely right about the taxes. Again, they take 30-40% of your entire paycheck every single year, the rest of your life.
I think it's something like the government gets $3 trillion in taxpayer money every year.
However, the roads suck, water ain't clean, law enforcement sucks, healthcare sucks, etc.
Now they're talking about taking away social security and making our education worse. That's $30 trillion every decade for decades now and the service still sucks.
People are definitely pocketing that money.
Sham.
Edit:
The entire two decade war in Afghanistan cost $2 trillion. So what they do with the other $55+ trillion this country has earned then?
What makes your post even funnier is that all it takes to change the way of life in this country is the American people threatening the politicians and the government.
Yup exactly. Some people are definitely pocketing much more than a fair share.
Clean off those people one by one and this starts looking better. That's all I'm saying.
It's crazy that only a few hundred, maybe a few thousand people at most are holding everything up.
MIT talking about building bubbles the size of Brazil (literally 3.4 million square miles) and putting them space to be able to reduce global warming rather than go after some people who work for companies dumping harmful shyt in the air.
Yup exactly. Some people are definitely pocketing much more than a fair share.
Clean off those people one by one and this starts looking better. That's all I'm saying.
It's crazy that only a few hundred, maybe a few thousand people at most are holding everything up.
MIT talking about building bubbles the size of Brazil (literally 3.4 million square miles) and putting them space to be able to reduce global warming rather than go after some people who work for companies dumping harmful shyt in the air.
why do so many people think starting your business is the answer to having to work a full time gig?
most people who have businesses work more than people with a 9-5.
personally, I prefer working a regular job from my crib, in my pajamas, while I watch youtube and post on the coli instead with minimal stress or worries.
I don’t get it. I know people that own the business and also work there. There’s got to be more stressful than just working a job. You can push people to own businesses without shytting on the working man
why do so many people think starting your business is the answer to having to work a full time gig?
most people who have businesses work more than people with a 9-5.
personally, I prefer working a regular job from my crib, in my pajamas, while I watch youtube and post on the coli instead with minimal stress or worries.
why do so many people think starting your business is the answer to having to work a full time gig?
most people who have businesses work more than people with a 9-5.
personally, I prefer working a regular job from my crib, in my pajamas, while I watch youtube and post on the coli instead with minimal stress or worries.
Because they've never run a business and have grass is greener syndrome.
Most businesses fail within a couple of years for a reason. People realize that it takes way more effort and risk than they are comfortable with once they're in it.
What makes your post even funnier is that all it takes to change the way of life in this country is the American people threatening the politicians and the government.
You know what's crazy. Last year I finally retired my car: it was a 2006 Nissan because I'm frugal (and sentimental).
I was going to use it for another year but it was failing smog check so I had to get work done on it that I thought was too expensive.
The funny thing is reading around online some of these expenses can cost up to $3K to pass an exam. If you're not doing too great how tf you going to pay $3k to fix your car? Not to mention all the additional expenses I had to pay to finally be able to release ownership. I don't know if I would've been able to do that if I were down bad.
This car they figure is being highly detrimental to the environment, yet those people who dump exponentially more waste into the air than my car get a slap on the wrist in taxes/fines or those people who practically destroyed public beaches because of an oil spill are not labeled as being detrimental.
They being protected because they're paying them politicians. Such an ugly circle.
Anybody complaining about the effort/hours that 9-5's take out of your life have nowhere near the necessary levels of dedication/perseverance needed to be a business owner who doesn't come from generational wealth.
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