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Itmans wrote:

Hello, commie. It is obvious what I chose.
No, I did not say lawn mowing. Here, lawns are not very popular. I don't know where you live, but here for 63$ I can buy much more than one hoodie. Unless you especially like to buy expensive branded stuff. And if you do not educate yourself, you will definitely spend the rest of your life like this or working in a fast food restaurant. You have internet, I am sure that you have a hardware store nearby, where you can buy a cheap soldering iron and soldering wire, as well as multimeter.
You wont receive sympathy from me. We, Eastern people don't think that sympathy is especially useful. We give advices and solutions to problems. You are alive, you are not terminally ill, so you are fine. Just avoid the darn fast food rest. and other jobs like this, the work is bad, they pay pennies and you will not learn anything there.
None, just the human reincarnation of a cat. I have claws too, so choose your next words carefully.

I never said fast food or retail was going to be my all.
I already take specialized meteorology classes in high school. IT is not necessarily my thing.
90 km/h is way too fast for the roads here, you'd have to drive down the mountain to US 19/74 just to even get to 50 mph (~80 k/ph)
The same reason Hoodies are more expensive than your place is the same reason groceries are almost the price of Hawaii, ($5 for milk. $3 for bread, etc.)
If you go shopping for clothing at Sears or Dollar General, it would likely be closer to $49.99, and shipping from there or amazon would be the aforementioned $62.