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I'm not being snarky here but, really? >Higher wages >Much higher purchasing power >Low unemployment >A community around pushing you to do better instead of
by moralestapia 2y ago
I'm not being snarky here but, really?
>Higher wages
>Much higher purchasing power
>Low unemployment
>A community around pushing you to do better instead of drugging, mutilating or killing yourself
And plenty of other more granular reasons.
- asacrowflies 2y agoWould love to hear more about this "mutilation" ....
- sepositus 2y agoIn six years? We're talking pre-COVID graduations for both of us. I also started out making $1,200 a month in the U.S military. I chose the military precisely because I grew up in a very poor area where drug use and gang killings were rampant (my parents moved into a relatively affluent neighborhood shortly after I left). So, your bullet points don't really describe my experience.