bill702----yes, I am the one attempting to become a teacher (much tougher than one would think) the job market for teachers in my area is flooded. So I am open to almost anything that might get me started in a career. I actually had an interview for an assistant managers position at Hollister yesterday (yes, the same Hollister that is owned by Abercrombie and Fitch and that is super DOUCHEY). Hahahahahaha I by no means wear their clothes (mainly because they are designed for freaking teenagers lmao....I love the 40 year old men that still don't realize this
Grown Men living at home (Generation Y)
bill702----yes, I am the one attempting to become a teacher (much tougher than one would think) the job market for teachers in my area is flooded. So I am open to almost anything that might get me started in a career. I actually had an interview for an assistant managers position at Hollister yesterday (yes, the same Hollister that is owned by Abercrombie and Fitch and that is super DOUCHEY). Hahahahahaha I by no means wear their clothes (mainly because they are designed for freaking teenagers lmao....I love the 40 year old men that still don't realize this
bill702----yes, I am the one attempting to become a teacher (much tougher than one would think) the job market for teachers in my area is flooded. So I am open to almost anything that might get me started in a career. I actually had an interview for an assistant managers position at Hollister yesterday (yes, the same Hollister that is owned by Abercrombie and Fitch and that is super DOUCHEY). Hahahahahaha I by no means wear their clothes (mainly because they are designed for freaking teenagers lmao....I love the 40 year old men that still don't realize this
I'm not sure if this is a phenomena in my community or just people that I come across, but does there seem to be a lot of grown men (labeled as anyone older than 24-35 and in the parameters of the Generation Y or Millennials and latter births of Generation X) still living at home?
I'm not sure if this is a phenomena in my community or just people that I come across, but does there seem to be a lot of grown men (labeled as anyone older than 24-35 and in the parameters of the Generation Y or Millennials and latter births of Generation X) still living at home?
Actually the black men are too busy living with the white moms. ![]()
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Amazing what they will do for some black schlong. ![]()
Gain 80 pounds so the white guys dont give them a 2nd look. ![]()
Actually the black men are too busy living with the white moms. ![]()
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Amazing what they will do for some black schlong. ![]()
Gain 80 pounds so the white guys dont give them a 2nd look. ![]()
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I read something about a masters degree in SPECIAL EDUCATION.
What a joke. Masters degrees are meaningless in the actual subjects of importance, let alone teaching re-tards.
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I read something about a masters degree in SPECIAL EDUCATION.
What a joke. Masters degrees are meaningless in the actual subjects of importance, let alone teaching re-tards.
If he simply puts in an 8 hour shift and lets say the join sold $1000 and he gets 1% tipout, he would have about $70 more than he started with that day. Enough to get a big bag of Fritos, a pineapple Jarritos and when he turns 21, room temperature Tecate. That my friend is what America is all about. I still love this place.
If he simply puts in an 8 hour shift and lets say the join sold $1000 and he gets 1% tipout, he would have about $70 more than he started with that day. Enough to get a big bag of Fritos, a pineapple Jarritos and when he turns 21, room temperature Tecate. That my friend is what America is all about. I still love this place.
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I read something about a masters degree in SPECIAL EDUCATION.
What a joke. Masters degrees are meaningless in the actual subjects of importance, let alone teaching re-tards.
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I read something about a masters degree in SPECIAL EDUCATION.
What a joke. Masters degrees are meaningless in the actual subjects of importance, let alone teaching re-tards.
Just read through this thread and i have to say seems like the majority of you are really tough parents...What happened to unconditionally loving your children? Calling yourself a "failure" for not having your 18 year-old or even 22 year old graduate a fully independent adult sounds like your a bit tough on yourself.
Just read through this thread and i have to say seems like the majority of you are really tough parents...What happened to unconditionally loving your children? Calling yourself a "failure" for not having your 18 year-old or even 22 year old graduate a fully independent adult sounds like your a bit tough on yourself.
The college experience was one that I will forever cherish. I stayed in state but still moved away. Did I really need to do the things I needed to do in order to survive? Probably not. Could have just stayed home, there was a perfectly good school to attend, my mother was an excellent cook, and we had a real cool house, also my high school sweetheart was around. As the gentleman just mentioned, "college experience is a good way to transition you from know it all teen to a well rounded adult."
And I think it is perfectly acceptable to come home after graduation, in the event you have not landed a job, or if you had, an entry level that does not offer an acceptable wage to live off of.
I compare two of my most beloved friends. One was like myself, always about the hustle and was out on his own fresh out of high school. He did not go to college, failed at a business, and after working retail, landed a sales job which he has excelled at. In the 10 years following graduation, he is very successful.
The other guy stuck around the house. Also did not go to college and possibly had a substance abuse issue. Moved out only for a brief period of time at a young age but quickly returned. Years later was renting rooms and after a setback, moved back in, this time following the family to another state. 30 years old and still at home. Has peeked financially at his job, has potential as he is a great salesman based on record with the ladies.
The variance in annual earnings between these two is $60K+ That's just the difference.
Again, there is nothing wrong with a stint at home. Nothing. Parents are generally happy to see their offspring, its just natural. But what I'm seeing as previously mentioned is the youth that is staying at home is abusing their situations and stunting their development. Someone also chimed in, that these bums are at gamestop, not only dropping $60 for a game, then also burning hours and brain cells during a time they should be accumulating.
The college experience was one that I will forever cherish. I stayed in state but still moved away. Did I really need to do the things I needed to do in order to survive? Probably not. Could have just stayed home, there was a perfectly good school to attend, my mother was an excellent cook, and we had a real cool house, also my high school sweetheart was around. As the gentleman just mentioned, "college experience is a good way to transition you from know it all teen to a well rounded adult."
And I think it is perfectly acceptable to come home after graduation, in the event you have not landed a job, or if you had, an entry level that does not offer an acceptable wage to live off of.
I compare two of my most beloved friends. One was like myself, always about the hustle and was out on his own fresh out of high school. He did not go to college, failed at a business, and after working retail, landed a sales job which he has excelled at. In the 10 years following graduation, he is very successful.
The other guy stuck around the house. Also did not go to college and possibly had a substance abuse issue. Moved out only for a brief period of time at a young age but quickly returned. Years later was renting rooms and after a setback, moved back in, this time following the family to another state. 30 years old and still at home. Has peeked financially at his job, has potential as he is a great salesman based on record with the ladies.
The variance in annual earnings between these two is $60K+ That's just the difference.
Again, there is nothing wrong with a stint at home. Nothing. Parents are generally happy to see their offspring, its just natural. But what I'm seeing as previously mentioned is the youth that is staying at home is abusing their situations and stunting their development. Someone also chimed in, that these bums are at gamestop, not only dropping $60 for a game, then also burning hours and brain cells during a time they should be accumulating.
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