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[Fast Jimmy]

Sometimes I feel the same way too man, but hey, best to stay positive and wait for an opportunity to arrive, you know?

[Inquisitor Recon]

Sometimes I feel the same way too man, but hey, best to stay positive and wait for an opportunity to arrive, you know?

That never works. Opprotunity never arrives on its own.

 

You're better off than I am so don't worry so much.

Even you're not as bad off as me.

[SnipedArm]

Lets take a look at this chart. 

[Dobbysaurus]

Ohhhhh so that last one is what Crusty means by him being a Wizard. Now I know...

[Simfam]

Sex?

 

Please.

 

I'd rather have the power to split mountains in half with my Ealodorn Staff from the Valain Mountains.

[Dobbysaurus]

Everyone should save themselves until marriage.

[leighzard]

Everyone should save themselves until marriage.

[NeonFlux117]

Focus on making money and acquiring wealth. And most importantly having fun and doing what you want. School is a waste at your age, you're in you late 20s and still going to school.... Why? Unless it's a MD I don't get it. 

 

 

P00n will always be there, somehow, women have it programed in them that when you have money and "stuff" they always come around. 

 

 

Don't focus on women too much, get laid but then move to the next. Rack up the numbers. 

 

Glove up, cause you don't want a unwanted pregnancy and be burdened for 18 years, and STDs are no fun. 

 

 

Basically how you should live your 20s in a nutshell. 

[Fast Jimmy]

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This guy sounds like he's from Philadelphia.

[Sigma Tauri]

Focus on making money and acquiring wealth. And most importantly having fun and doing what you want. School is a waste at your age, you're in you late 20s and still going to school.... Why? Unless it's a MD I don't get it. 

 

If you have a reason for going back to school in your late 20s, it's exactly just that - making money or at least not being poor from soul-crushing student debt. MD is not the only reason to go back to school.

 

I went back to school when I was 28. Took my prerequisites at the local community college while my job paid for a good portion of that tuition, and after being accepted to an accelerated nursing program, got my second Bachelors and my nursing license in a year. Four months later, I get a job in one of the big hospitals in NYC getting paid 4x more than my previous job.

 

Even then, in my field, you can sustain lifelong injuries to your feet and back. The only way for you to get out of bedside care is to go back to school regardless of your age. Not only do you save your back, but you can get paid up a higher salary. I know a lot of my coworkers who happen to be in school in their late 20s for that reason alone.

 

Now, a lot of medical residents are in their late 20s. Do you think they're having fun with their lives? I wouldn't want to be one of them. They're treated like idiots by the attending, and don't get paid enough until they start their practice.