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Thank you for expressing it better than I had. When I tried to see my actions from his perspective, that's when I wanted to apologize.
by scobar 12y ago
Thank you for expressing it better than I had. When I tried to see my actions from his perspective, that's when I wanted to apologize.
- dropit_sphere 12y agoIf I were to give you some advice, it would be to: a)keep working at any job you can find. Wading through sewage for minimum wage? Take it. b) Spend as little money as possible. Put all your earnings in a big pile on the kitchen table if you have nothing else to do with them. Your wife may be able to help in terms of keeping expenses to a minimum. c)Since that job will most likely suck, spend off hours looking for a better job. Don't quit the first one until the second one is in the bag. Meanwhile, do good work at the first job. It's not like you're going to stick around for 20 years, so why not do great? d) Repeat steps a-c until you have enough saved up for EITHER a bachelor's in a technical field + living expenses for the time OR some other boring, predictable, spreadsheet-friendly investment. e) email me any time at dropit.sphere at google's email service if you need someone to talk to. I earned a perfect SAT score and am working as a valet, so I know how it is.
- morgante 12y ago> I earned a perfect SAT score and am working as a valet, so I know how it is. Whoah—that seems like a fascinating story. Have you shared it? If you don't want to post a link on HN (this crowd can be pretty aggressive), my email is morgante@cafe.com