> Well as long as he can save enough to pay for his kids' education, at least he has a story to tell and they can learn from him. I didn't get the impression t

> Well as long as he can save enough to pay for his kids' education, at least he has a story to tell and they can learn from him. I didn't get the impression that this was the case from the ending. > I still have an outstanding HST situation, and I face the prospect of personal bankruptcy. > We can barely afford the place, but I wanted my daughters to have their own rooms—like they did before I sold our house. I may have to moonlight as a bartender to make sure the rent gets paid, but my girls are worth it. It sounds like he barely has enough money to pretend their status hasn't changed, since that's important to him. I don't want to rag on the guy, but nowhere in this piece does he seem to consider paying for his childrens education as a significant life goal. Playing restaurant seems like it was his dream, not seeing his children grow up successful.