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I don't care how much he makes. I care about how extravagantly he lives. Check out his lifestyle instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hukesnow/?hl=en https://ww

I don't care how much he makes. I care about how extravagantly he lives. Check out his lifestyle instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hukesnow/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/hukesnow/?hl=en Or better yet, check out a blow by blow of what he does on a weekly basis - http://www.pictame.com/user/hukesnow/358561263/1408325250713726831_358561263 http://www.pictame.com/user/hukesnow/358561263/1408325250713... It ain't working to pay off his loans. In fact it looks like he and his friends and family are on a permanent vacation. Guess what? I make good bank. I sure as shit don't live like this B/C it's effing expensive. I don't even have kids or debt. I know it's a foreign concept here in the US - but it's called living within or even beneath your means - particularly if you have any debt. I agree totally with you that student loans should finance an education and I too am against predatory financial institutions. What I'm disgusted by is people whining about the huge (supposedly educational) debt that they refuse to pay down while galavanting all over the world. Ease up on the multitude of pricey hobbies (and fine - call yourself a professional with sponsors - but if you are a million in debt - what you have is an expensive HOBBY), work some extra hours at your practice, and stop neglecting your wife and kids. In other words, be a man and start working on your debt.

AdamM12 8y ago
Jesus. This is just great. I had very little sympathy when I read he bought a 500k home and I definitely have none now.
decebalus1 8y ago
There were mentions on this thread about him being sponsored for all his trips and equipment but whatever. > I care about how extravagantly he lives > It ain't working to pay off his loans > I make good bank. I sure as shit don't live like this B/C it's effing expensive. I don't even have kids or debt. > What I'm disgusted by is people whining about the huge (supposedly educational) debt that they refuse to pay down while galavanting all over the world > be a man and start working on your debt. (Oh man, this is hilarious. Is this what constitutes being a man these days?) All of the above are definitely not foreign concepts in the US. It's called self-righteousness (as I mentioned in my very popular initial post above) and it built this country. Millions of plebs getting fucked by the corporate machine while others hold the moral ground to 'pay your debt and be a man!'. It's an amazingly efficient system because you have plebs self-governing by social pressure instead of spending more money (and providing negative value for the shareholder) on enforcement. This is why people hang themselves when they're in debt. I know it's an unpopular opinion but I personally root for the guy. Good for him, he should not pay shit. If this is his way of fighting the system so be it. It reminds of me of a plot from Weeds [1]. If I were him I would spend and enjoy all of my hard won money (like any first world person in a civilized country should be able to do) and shrug at the creditors. Fuck student loans [2], fuck cash hoarding universities and last but not least, fuck the BAPCPA. [1]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UqAo5A6-TQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UqAo5A6-TQ [2]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PE66HEZBZYE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PE66HEZBZYE
decebalus1 8y ago
> In other words, be a man and start working on your debt. This also reminds me how much of a man Bezos was when he got a huge tax bill from Texas for failing to collect sales tax for 15 years... He downsized his business, put projects and investments on hold and budgeted for paying off his debt. Oh wait, no, he didn't do any of that. I guess he's whatever the opposite of a man is considered to be.

AdamM12 8y ago

Jesus. This is just great. I had very little sympathy when I read he bought a 500k home and I definitely have none now.

decebalus1 8y ago

There were mentions on this thread about him being sponsored for all his trips and equipment but whatever. > I care about how extravagantly he lives > It ain't working to pay off his loans > I make good bank. I sure as shit don't live like this B/C it's effing expensive. I don't even have kids or debt. > What I'm disgusted by is people whining about the huge (supposedly educational) debt that they refuse to pay down while galavanting all over the world > be a man and start working on your debt. (Oh man, this is hilarious. Is this what constitutes being a man these days?) All of the above are definitely not foreign concepts in the US. It's called self-righteousness (as I mentioned in my very popular initial post above) and it built this country. Millions of plebs getting fucked by the corporate machine while others hold the moral ground to 'pay your debt and be a man!'. It's an amazingly efficient system because you have plebs self-governing by social pressure instead of spending more money (and providing negative value for the shareholder) on enforcement. This is why people hang themselves when they're in debt. I know it's an unpopular opinion but I personally root for the guy. Good for him, he should not pay shit. If this is his way of fighting the system so be it. It reminds of me of a plot from Weeds [1]. If I were him I would spend and enjoy all of my hard won money (like any first world person in a civilized country should be able to do) and shrug at the creditors. Fuck student loans [2], fuck cash hoarding universities and last but not least, fuck the BAPCPA. [1]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UqAo5A6-TQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UqAo5A6-TQ [2]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PE66HEZBZYE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PE66HEZBZYE

decebalus1 8y ago

> In other words, be a man and start working on your debt. This also reminds me how much of a man Bezos was when he got a huge tax bill from Texas for failing to collect sales tax for 15 years... He downsized his business, put projects and investments on hold and budgeted for paying off his debt. Oh wait, no, he didn't do any of that. I guess he's whatever the opposite of a man is considered to be.