Sounds like you want a handout to me. Life is hard, get used to it. Life being difficult is what makes you actually appreciate the little things that you would otherwise overlook. The funny thing about the statement you quoted is that I make a good living working in all of those places you mentioned. I just recently programmed a system at a private golf course on Cape Cod, as well as their restaurant that is more expensive than I would pay to eat at, and I’ve also programmed systems in multiple mega yachts that cost more to charter for a week than I make over The course of 4 years. Who gives a shit if you can’t afford to enjoy those things? Are you really so jealous and petty that you think nobody should work at those places unless they can also own or enjoy them? Do you want to know what I’ve learned from working on those yachts and in some of the largest mansions in the country? I learned that they are neat to look at, but you couldn’t pay me to live in one, and I wouldn’t buy one even if I had the money. Those places, and those yachts, keep money flowing, keep people employed, and put food on more tables than you could ever imagine. The only thing I agree with, is that the pharmaceutical companies are a cancer to society, but I’d rather have more freedom, and the work the wealthy provide, than to live in a society of mediocrity that goes stagnant because everyone can get by without putting any effort into life. If you think life is hard now then just wait until you get into your 40s-50s.
I knew participation trophies were a stupid thing and that type of thinking is what comes from that bullshit.
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Being a douchebag is how you dont appreciate little things. A handout ? Not at all. I have no problem with hard work. I have a problem with "jobs" that are based around servicing the wealthy and the waste that comes from it all. So I want to work at a place where your providing a service to people that your "class" cant receive. Struggling for ends meet you take a job bartending at a country club working all your free hours. Your looked down on, verbally abused daily, told to get a real job etc etc dumb shit while your working to pay for college and survive. . Builds character though right! Would have missed all those little things. Like friendship. Nutrition. Sleep. Proper exercise. Actually graduating in the pathway you desired. Glad I wasnt rich?