money is a hurtful object...

[CL0V3R]

I can totally see where you're coming from. Especially in the respect that a lot of the well to do tend to look down on those who aren't in the "upper crust" of society.
However I wouldn't say all rich people are lazy or hateful, just those who were born holding a silver spoon tend to be.
I can honestly say that a lot of those who have exuberant amounts of money and have never had to live with being poor tend to be spendthrift.
Which may catch up to them one day. In any case I really hate people who look down on other from really trivial things like that.

@Soul: Not everyone can exactly get themselves in a position to make that kind of money. It does take a bit of luck and being able to sell yourself. Not everyone has that ability. Plus some places it's hard as fuck to find work right now depending on what state you're in. I can see it from both sides of the spectrum. Living extremely close to being on the streets makes me appreciate so much more now that Jeff and I have some money.

[Brookshiii]

I can totally see where you're coming from. Especially in the respect that a lot of the well to do tend to look down on those who aren't in the "upper crust" of society.
However I wouldn't say all rich people are lazy or hateful, just those who were born holding a silver spoon tend to be.
I can honestly say that a lot of those who have exuberant amounts of money and have never had to live with being poor tend to be spendthrift.
Which may catch up to them one day. In any case I really hate people who look down on other from really trivial things like that.

@Soul: Not everyone can exactly get themselves in a position to make that kind of money. It does take a bit of luck and being able to sell yourself. Not everyone has that ability. Plus some places it's hard as fuck to find work right now depending on what state you're in. I can see it from both sides of the spectrum. Living extremely close to being on the streets makes me appreciate so much more now that Jeff and I have some money.

good point well made.

it didn't change who i was, it just motivated me to raise my kids in a neighborhood like that, but of course at the same time teaching them morals, and how to accept everyone of any social class.

[Souleater]

I can totally see where you're coming from. Especially in the respect that a lot of the well to do tend to look down on those who aren't in the "upper crust" of society.
However I wouldn't say all rich people are lazy or hateful, just those who were born holding a silver spoon tend to be.
I can honestly say that a lot of those who have exuberant amounts of money and have never had to live with being poor tend to be spendthrift.
Which may catch up to them one day. In any case I really hate people who look down on other from really trivial things like that.

@Soul: Not everyone can exactly get themselves in a position to make that kind of money. It does take a bit of luck and being able to sell yourself. Not everyone has that ability. Plus some places it's hard as fuck to find work right now depending on what state you're in. I can see it from both sides of the spectrum. Living extremely close to being on the streets makes me appreciate so much more now that Jeff and I have some money.

I haven't even graduated from college, I just got out of high school a few years ago. Its not that hard.

[CL0V3R]

I haven't even graduated from college, I just got out of high school a few years ago. Its not that hard.

But aren't you also in the military? Which opens us a whole new branch of opportunities.
Not everyone can get into the armed services especially because everyone is trying to get into them now they disqualify people for derpy reasons. (At least the airforce was.)
I will say it was hard to find a job when we lived in orange county CA because there was nothing out there for people with out a degree.
So you can't say it's not that hard because we did made finding a job our job out there. Applying and traveling around 8 hours a day almost every day. It took my boyfriend a few months just to find a job at walmart cleaning bathrooms.
Life is a continual process of working your way up. When we had enough money we high tailed it back to arizona where there are a lot more jobs.
(Mostly in the telemarketing) Now almost two years later my boyfriend is making 17$ per hour.
My other point being is some people don't have the experience needed to land a decent job that makes more than 8$ an hour.

[Taz]

I haven't even graduated from college, I just got out of high school a few years ago. Its not that hard.

Are you serious?
Getting a job now adays isn't easy. Ok your in the military and stuff but what about people that barley know english and only do construction. Its not as easy as you think.