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**Peterli** · 08-04-2007, 12:49 AM

Most people work their asses off but don't get paid enough to buy a house.

From what I've observed in life, most people don't "work their asses" off. Furthermore, most people don't put themselves in a position to better their situation. My ex works as a server, and I watched her hang out with an awful lot of "lifers" that would work their 10 hour shifts, bitch about how horrible they had it, and then go out to dinner/drinks every night and spend most of what they had earned. When people like that would bitch in front of me about how they could never "get ahead" in spite of all of their "hard work", it would take some restraint not to roll my eyes at them.

08-04-2007, 12:49 AM	#16
Peterli Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 458 Senior Member	Most people work their asses off but don't get paid enough to buy a house. From what I've observed in life, most people don't "work their asses" off. Furthermore, most people don't put themselves in a position to better their situation. My ex works as a server, and I watched her hang out with an awful lot of "lifers" that would work their 10 hour shifts, bitch about how horrible they had it, and then go out to dinner/drinks every night and spend most of what they had earned. When people like that would bitch in front of me about how they could never "get ahead" in spite of all of their "hard work", it would take some restraint not to roll my eyes at them.
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