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QUOTE(Negative @ Feb 17, 2006 - 3:20 PM) [snapback]395539[/snapback]
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Ok I just have one question for all the highschool kids with nice systems:
yeah you installed them yourself - good job. But who paid for them?
I'm sure many of you got jobs or mowed lawns or whatever and paid for your own systems and cars to put them in. To those kids I say good job. But the kids I absolutley cannot stand are the ones who brag on what their mommy and daddy bought them. The rich overpriviledged kids who have never worked and are always asking mommy and daddy for a handout. Those cars and systems are not yours - they belong to your parents.
I'm not necessarily talking about anyone on here so know one get offended or anything. It's just that in the year and a half since I started my car club I've seen so many spoiled kids talking about how fast their cars are and great their system is. I see them get $2500+ rims or engine swaps etc. But yet their parents pay for everything "so that they can concentrate on their studies" or some other BS. One kid even complained about his "crappy" hand-me-down 2 year old IS300 that his parents gave him instead of the Camaro he wanted. Then he had the nerve to ask if he could join our Toyota club though he'd rather be in the local domestic club. I just walked away.
Sorry to all. I just had to vent.
I get irritated at these rich kids. My parent's have a lot of money, and I'm lucky for it. They're paying for all the college that my scolarships aren't covering, as well as my food and what not. They're nice to me. They even allow me to me obsesive over my car, fixing everything that ever breaks. This is mostly my mom, of course. I bought my Celica, and I bought my other cars that I have. Except the 67 Mustang my dad gave me, hand me down project. This is my junior year in college and it's the first year I can remember not having a job. I've had a job since I was able to push a broom. I worked in my dad's shop forever. It kinda sucked growing up, because all my friends had parents with money that bought them things, and my parents were/are pretty stingy sometimes. They're looser with their money than they ever have been with me now though. I need their help more than now, so it's a good thing they're nice. My mom spoils my little brother. I get mad at him, but I should feel sorry for him. He just blew up his 2nd car from running too hard and not taking care of it. This is car #4 on the totalled list for him. And now mom is talking about buying a new car for him. He's 19 years old, and has no sence of money or resposibility. It's easy to get mad at these people, but trueth is, they'll never make anything of themselves, and that's sad. It's mostly the parent's fault the kids end up like they do, but not completely.