
Spoken like a true Snowflake who still lives in his parent’s basement…..
First off, my dad was an independent contractor who also had his plumbing license, so guess how my childhood summers were spent from the time I was old enough to thread a pipe until I was 16 and started at McDonalds. You guessed it!! Cutting concrete, laying pavers, snaking toilets, any (literal) $H!T job you could think of, I did. So don’t come at me with your “how comfortable” my childhood was B.S.
Secondly, in having that experience (and I’m thankful for it), I was able to figure out at a young age that I don’t want to be doing this backbreaking work for the rest of my life, so I studied hard in school, graduated, and started at the entry level in a career in sales & retail, and I’m still in this field to this day – and I love every minute of it. I’ve never been on welfare, “disability”, or needed a safe space or a comfort animal. I paid my parents rent from the age of 18 (literally my 18th Birthday) until I moved into my own apartment at 21, and the only “help” I received from my parents after that was a loan of $6,000 to help me put a down on my first house at 24 - which they gave me 2 years to pay back, and I paid them back in 1.
I did what was necessary to become a productive member of society, and not a burden or drain on both it and my parents - - WHICH IS THE WHOLE FU##ING POINT OF THIS THREAD!!!
I already know you’re not going to respond to this (as usual), because I’m making too much sense (as usual). So, I’ll bid you good day…..
Spoken like a true Snowflake who still lives in his parent’s basement…..
First off, my dad was an independent contractor who also had his plumbing license, so guess how my childhood summers were spent from the time I was old enough to thread a pipe until I was 16 and started at McDonalds. You guessed it!! Cutting concrete, laying pavers, snaking toilets, any (literal) $H!T job you could think of, I did. So don’t come at me with your “how comfortable” my childhood was B.S.
Secondly, in having that experience (and I’m thankful for it), I was able to figure out at a young age that I don’t want to be doing this backbreaking work for the rest of my life, so I studied hard in school, graduated, and started at the entry level in a career in sales & retail, and I’m still in this field to this day – and I love every minute of it. I’ve never been on welfare, “disability”, or needed a safe space or a comfort animal. I paid my parents rent from the age of 18 (literally my 18th Birthday) until I moved into my own apartment at 21, and the only “help” I received from my parents after that was a loan of $6,000 to help me put a down on my first house at 24 - which they gave me 2 years to pay back, and I paid them back in 1.
I did what was necessary to become a productive member of society, and not a burden or drain on both it and my parents - - WHICH IS THE WHOLE FU##ING POINT OF THIS THREAD!!!
I already know you’re not going to respond to this (as usual), because I’m making too much sense (as usual). So, I’ll bid you good day…..
Spoken like a true Snowflake who still lives in his parent’s basement…..
First off, my dad was an independent contractor who also had his plumbing license, so guess how my childhood summers were spent from the time I was old enough to thread a pipe until I was 16 and started at McDonalds. You guessed it!! Cutting concrete, laying pavers, snaking toilets, any (literal) $H!T job you could think of, I did. So don’t come at me with your “how comfortable” my childhood was B.S.
Secondly, in having that experience (and I’m thankful for it), I was able to figure out at a young age that I don’t want to be doing this backbreaking work for the rest of my life, so I studied hard in school, graduated, and started at the entry level in a career in sales & retail, and I’m still in this field to this day – and I love every minute of it. I’ve never been on welfare, “disability”, or needed a safe space or a comfort animal. I paid my parents rent from the age of 18 (literally my 18th Birthday) until I moved into my own apartment at 21, and the only “help” I received from my parents after that was a loan of $6,000 to help me put a down on my first house at 24 - which they gave me 2 years to pay back, and I paid them back in 1.
I did what was necessary to become a productive member of society, and not a burden or drain on both it and my parents - - WHICH IS THE WHOLE FU##ING POINT OF THIS THREAD!!!
I already know you’re not going to respond to this (as usual), because I’m making too much sense (as usual). So, I’ll bid you good day…..
Spoken like a true Snowflake who still lives in his parent’s basement…..
First off, my dad was an independent contractor who also had his plumbing license, so guess how my childhood summers were spent from the time I was old enough to thread a pipe until I was 16 and started at McDonalds. You guessed it!! Cutting concrete, laying pavers, snaking toilets, any (literal) $H!T job you could think of, I did. So don’t come at me with your “how comfortable” my childhood was B.S.
Secondly, in having that experience (and I’m thankful for it), I was able to figure out at a young age that I don’t want to be doing this backbreaking work for the rest of my life, so I studied hard in school, graduated, and started at the entry level in a career in sales & retail, and I’m still in this field to this day – and I love every minute of it. I’ve never been on welfare, “disability”, or needed a safe space or a comfort animal. I paid my parents rent from the age of 18 (literally my 18th Birthday) until I moved into my own apartment at 21, and the only “help” I received from my parents after that was a loan of $6,000 to help me put a down on my first house at 24 - which they gave me 2 years to pay back, and I paid them back in 1.
I did what was necessary to become a productive member of society, and not a burden or drain on both it and my parents - - WHICH IS THE WHOLE FU##ING POINT OF THIS THREAD!!!
I already know you’re not going to respond to this (as usual), because I’m making too much sense (as usual). So, I’ll bid you good day…..
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