21:17 FOTS: its true man. you cant deny its a shame what shes doing with her parents' money.
it’s not a shame I am fortunate
Lmao, the lack of self awareness.
Oh you just really wanted a repeat? You dropped out and went back only to drop out again? Again you're not in a position to be looking down on anyone else, especially someone that paid his own way and has an interest in a well paid skilled trade.
No I was a straight-A student in college
Agree to disagree, but you don't deny you shouldn't be looking down on anyone else yeah? Good.
on my transcript
however didn’t you block me? Would you mind skipping these posts then
No i blocked you on discord because you started doing your Chapo routine, i made this post because you're a fuckin clown
It’s not that they had to pay for my education; they could so they did. I’m not denying I was very fortunate
Are you saying you had the ability to pay for your education without their help at the time?
kek thats actually pretty funny.
For clarity's sake: I paid for my own education, I was a caddy as a child and made 10s of thousands of dollars during my summers. I actually paid for 80% of my 2 college degrees and the rest was federal loans.
My interest in electricians work is connected to my propensity for becoming a Jack of All Trades. I value being self sufficient and I plan to start a homestead this year. I need to be able to understand any trade so that I can build my house by hand, the right way and manage my property properly.
Oh and both my majors were about Forestry and Conservation sciences, not CRT XD kek
i believe u that you made 10s of thousands of dollars :D
Caddying is untaxed cash income. You make about 8-10,000 in 2 months at an amateur level. I caddied for 7 years so thats around 60k. If i became a professional caddy I could be making six figures reading greens for amateur pros year round.
kek thats actually pretty funny.
For clarity's sake: I paid for my own education, I was a caddy as a child and made 10s of thousands of dollars during my summers. I actually paid for 80% of my 2 college degrees and the rest was federal loans.
My interest in electricians work is connected to my propensity for becoming a Jack of All Trades. I value being self sufficient and I plan to start a homestead this year. I need to be able to understand any trade so that I can build my house by hand, the right way and manage my property properly.
Oh and both my majors were about Forestry and Conservation sciences, not CRT XD kek
i believe u that you made 10s of thousands of dollars :D
Caddying is untaxed cash income. You make about 8-10,000 in 2 months at an amateur level. I caddied for 7 years so thats around 60k. If i became a professional caddy I could be making six figures reading greens for amateur pros year round.
I respect you
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