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It's easy to take risks when there's little to lose. If the only fallout is wasting some family money and at worst delaying your entry-level career by a couple
by kstenerud 7y ago
It's easy to take risks when there's little to lose.
If the only fallout is wasting some family money and at worst delaying your entry-level career by a couple of years for some experience that many employers consider valuable anyway, there's little downside to throwing the dice.
- grenoire 7y agoWhat seems like "little to lose" to you is "everything" to a lot of people. Breaking even at lower middle class is still something you can lose.
- throwaway55554 7y ago> It's easy to take risks when there's little to lose. > If the only fallout is wasting some family money and at worst delaying your entry-level career by a couple of years for some experience that many employers consider valuable anyway, there's little downside to throwing the dice. This, in no way whatsoever, resembles the conditions of the poor.
- kstenerud 7y agoThat's right. It doesn't.