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A trailer? I thought it was a 3 walled cabin and you walked to school 3 miles uphill, both ways. I'm worth 21 million and I like to hang out of CD forum to meet interesting people.
A trailer? I thought it was a 3 walled cabin and you walked to school 3 miles uphill, both ways. I'm worth 21 million and I like to hang out of CD forum to meet interesting people.
Great. Good thing you've just met me, a man worth $22 million who has a great investment opportunity for you and my fellow CD millionares. DM me to learn more.
I grew up poor an lived in a trailer. I worked my butt off from the time I was eight years old. I always had "straight As" in elementary school, junior high, high school, college, and med school. I knew no one would take care of me, except for myself. My father gave me $100 for college. I did not take a dime from the federal government and worked my way through school. Today, I am worth over $20 million. Screw the hippies camping out and protesting AMERICA. I am a "a 1% ter'. To hell with the lazy bums who did not sacrifice and work as hard as I did. Choices in life have consequences- go to hell.
I did not become successful by camping out with dirtbags who are supported by daddy's money and complaining. You should have made better decisions in life, particularly when you were born with a silver spoon in your mouth. You are the dregs of the US and an embarrassment to the principles of a work ethic. Get a job, you bums.
Signed- A "1% ter" who did not have nearly the opportunities you lazy and ingracious dead beats had.
I think I can speak for most anyone here that none of us have contempt for someone like yourself that became successful through perseverance and hard work. The contempt belongs to the crooked bankers.
My husband was raised on a poor farm in a poor farming community and has worked from raising pigs to picking almonds, not a dime for his collge, not only worked his way thru school, but GAVE to the fed governement by fighting in Vietnam. Never stopped working since he was 6 years old and expected to raise, vet, and sell those pigs. Been an executive since his first job out of the army and his whole working life....but He's NOT worth even close to thinking about that much. Its not choices you made, nor hard work....its simply dumb freakin luck....but then I doubt you would spend as you do on this site, if you were 20 mil rich. You would have WAY to many other things to do! Or should have.
Well, apparently, according to the OP your husband is a lazy good for nothing drag on society because he doesn't have 20 million. If only he worked harder...Kudos to your husband by the way. That's tough work to do.
I'm sure they taught that poster to know the difference...
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