You won’t be in poverty. Smart people will survive... and i’m talking about basic intelligence, not booksmarts, even though both is preferable.

I’ve been to thirdworld countries and the general citizens that have little are the most happy people I’ve ever met. I was jealous of them because I was so unhappy at the time. I had grandparents who grew up in the great depression that raised me, Because my parents literally worked 16 hours a day to pay off their McMansion and to have all the latest shit to show off to their friends (who actually hated them.) My parents were morally weak and my grandparents didn’t ever need for anything. Hard times makes you build community and appreciate what you have. It teaches you to repair and rebuild, you shouldn’t be able to buy a new pair of pants cheaper than it would be to have a tailor or yourself sew the button back on it or patch it. What that means is that Americans didn’t get rid of slavery, they outsourced it. Those $10 pants at walmart are made by slaves.

Being spoiled brat boomers, my parents thought their parents were retarded, with their self-sufficiency and pioneer spirit, but the inverse is true. The american idea of poverty is not having the latest video game console or Yeezy sneakers.

You won’t be in poverty. Smart people will survive... and i’m talking about basic intelligence, not booksmarts, even though both is preferable.

I’ve been to thirdworld countries and the general citizens that have little are the most happy people I’ve ever met. I was jealous of them because I was so unhappy at the time. I had grandparents who grew up in the great depression that raised me, Because my parents literally worked 16 hours a day to pay off their McMansion and to have all the latest shit to show off to their friends (who actually hated them.) My parents were morally weak and my grandparents didn’t ever need for anything. Hard times makes you build community and appreciate what you have. It teaches you to repair and rebuild, you shouldn’t be able to buy a new pair of pants cheaper than it would be to have a tailor or yourself sew the buttons on it or patch it. What that means is that Americans didn’t get rid of slavery, they outsourced it. Those $10 pants at walmart are made by slaves.

Being spoiled brat boomers, my parents thought their parents were retarded, with their self-sufficiency and pioneer spirit, but the inverse is true. The american idea of poverty is not having the latest video game console or Yeezy sneakers.

You won’t be in poverty. Smart people will survive... and i’m talking about basic intelligence, not booksmarts, even though both is preferable.

I’ve been to thirdworld countries and the general citizens that have little are the most happy people I’ve ever met. I was jealous of them because I was so unhappy at the time. I had grandparents who grew up in the great depression that raised me, Because my parents literally worked 16 hours a day to pay off their McMansion and to have all the latest shit to show off to their friends (who actually hated them.) My parents were morally weak and my grandparents didn’t ever need for anything. Hard times makes you build community and appreciate what you have. It teaches you to repair and rebuild, you shouldn’t be able to buy a new pair of pants cheaper than it would be to have a tailor or yourself sew the buttons on it or patch it.

Being spoiled brat boomers, my parents thought their parents were retarded, with their self-sufficiency and pioneer spirit, but the inverse is true. The american idea of poverty is not having the latest video game console or Yeezy sneakers.

You won’t be in poverty. Smart people will survive... and i’m talking about basic intelligence, not booksmarts, even though both is preferable.

I’ve been to thirdworld countries and the general citizens that have little are the most happy people I’ve ever met. I was jealous of them because I was so unhappy at the time. I had grandparents who grew up in the great depression that raised me, Because my parents literally worked 16 hours a day to pay off their McMansion and to have all the latest shit to show off to their friends (who actually hated them.) My parents were morally weak and my grandparents didn’t ever need for anything. Hard times makes you build community and appreciate what you have. Being spoiled brat boomers, my parents thought their parents were retarded, with their self-sufficiency and pioneer spirit, but the inverse is true. The american idea of poverty is not having the latest video game console or Yeezy sneakers.

You won’t be in poverty. Smart people will survive... and i’m talking about basic intelligence, not booksmarts, even though both is preferable.

I’ve been to thirdworld countries and the general citizens that have little are the most happy people I’ve ever met. I was jealous of them because I was so unhappy at the time. I had grandparents who grew up in the great depression that raised me, Because my parents literally worked 16 hours a day to pay off their McMansion and to have all the latest shit to show off to their friends. My parents were morally weak and my grandparents didn’t ever need for anything. Hard times makes you build community and appreciate what you have. Being spoiled brat boomers, my parents thought their parents were retarded, with their self-sufficiency and pioneer spirit, but the inverse is true. The american idea of poverty is not having the latest video game console or Yeezy sneakers.

I’ve been to thirdworld countries and the general citizens that have little are the most happy people I’ve ever met. I was jealous of them because I was so unhappy at the time. I had grandparents who grew up in the great depression that raised me, Because my parents literally worked 16 hours a day to pay off their McMansion and to have all the latest shit to show off to their friends. My parents were morally weak and my grandparents didn’t ever need for anything. Hard times makes you build community and appreciate what you have. Being spoiled brat boomers, my parents thought their parents were retarded, with their self-sufficiency and pioneer spirit, but the inverse is true. The american idea of poverty is not having the latest video game console or Yeezy sneakers.

I’ve been to thirdworld countries and the general citizens that have little are the most happy people I’ve ever met. I was jealous of them because I was so unhappy at the time. I had grandparents who grew up in the great depression that raised me, Because my parents literally worked 16 hours a day to pay off their McMansion and to have all the latest shit to show off to their friends. My parents were morally weak and my grandparents didn’t ever need for anything. Hard times makes you build community and appreciate what you have. Being a spoiled brat boomer, my parents thought their parents were retarded, but the inverse is true. The american idea of poverty is not having the latest video game console or Yeezy sneakers.