It’s laughable until people throw shit at cyclists putting them in the hospital. Fucking jerkoffs.I love it when I see people rage because someone maybe made them back off the throttle by ten percent. That's entitlement.
That only works when there is more demand than supply. Add more people into the trades and the supply goes up until it exceed demand, then the pay drops.
No, but I remember when Nicky Hayden dies.
He died being selfish and entitled on a bicycle.
I can remember sitting at the back of the class observing everything in front of me thinking to myself "What a shit show of retards......why do I have to be here again".Not sure I'd choose the same words to describe it, but my time in "skool" was also chaotic. I'd say that I lacked discipline more than I'd say that those around me drank the koolaid. Maybe splitting hairs, but blaming myself feels closer to taking accountability, so I'll roll with that just to pretend to be responsible if nothing else.
Lotta good talented hardworking kids out there. Shasta county's a real mess with its own brand of widespread victimhood blaming everyone around them for their failings, but I don't doubt that you can find someone. Since you're already kinda plugged into the scene, maybe look for that broke and resourceful rock crawler kid on the junior college age bubble.
It's even better when they hit the gas before having to slow down for whatever happend in front of them? What life trauma is that person acting out by being such a douche? We all gotta get somewhere and the line of traffic is only moving so fast.......I love it when I see people rage because someone maybe made them back off the throttle by ten percent. That's entitlement.
Had to look that up......big word for an uneducated guy!
so......
Seconded. I read it and have bought several copies to give to students teetering between academics and trades post-HS. Spoiler alert: the author finds his joy in hands-on problem solving after experiencing a lack of purpose chasing publish or perish goals.
Related. Kids are caught between long-term messaging COLLEGE FOR ALL and reality about how elite, well-paying jobs are actually awarded. Same with "digital literacy/information work" bullshit. Tech shifted brains and hearts. Learning windows commands, previously a superpower, along with excel proficiency, mean a lot less than they once did. Non-educated work, meaning most blue collar gigs, have been so denigrated for so long young folks aren't able to switch lenses and see the re-drawn picture of the economic landscape. Schools are playing catch-up.Not sure I'd choose the same words to describe it, but my time in "skool" was also chaotic. I'd say that I lacked discipline more than I'd say that those around me drank the koolaid. Maybe splitting hairs, but blaming myself feels closer to taking accountability, so I'll roll with that just to pretend to be responsible if nothing else.
Lotta good talented hardworking kids out there. Shasta county's a real mess with its own brand of widespread victimhood blaming everyone around them for their failings, but I don't doubt that you can find someone. Since you're already kinda plugged into the scene, maybe look for that broke and resourceful rock crawler kid on the junior college age bubble.
That's an interesting concept, where anything goes and everybody goes in there knowing that anything and everything could come at them, but it's nothing personal, you're just in the extreme zone.Well, we had to shut down BARF EXTREME
It sounds like we have a few things in common. I could never sit still or pay attention... it was like they were speaking a different language. I snuck thru with D's, just enough to not fail. I got in a lot of trouble, all I remember is constant yelling. The only subjects I ever excelled at were auto shop and girls.
