I don’t think it’s a matter of finding A job, but rather a “good” job. This is not an issue for me as I went into a trade that isn’t prone to lay offs and whatnot, but most of my friends had to take random jobs after college until they were able to get on with their career. They all sucked it up and dealt with it, but you don’t get an engineering degree and take on debt to drive a forklift.
I like that he harps on millenials for being lazy yet writes an article using all of the laziest millenial stereotypes he can come up with. Furthermore, as someone on the older end of the generation y spectrum, I think most of this shit is made up of anecdotal evidence that one guy had, and then writers copied it to fill column inches. Between my old ass friends, my younger sister and her friends, and my cousins, I just spent a three day weekend around basically the entire age range of millenials, and none of these stereotypes hold up.
Having a lot of friends that are older has many benefits. One of which is when your friends your own age start to suck after getting married and/or having children, you can pull the “Look at so and so, he has two kids and a wife and he doesn’t suck” card.
Do you guys go to a lot of weddings that have a live band? I’m scanning my memory and aside from the awful string quartet at the ceremony of my buddies wedding last August (who also showed up to the rehearsal dinner uninvited causing members of the wedding party to have to eat at the bar), I think it has been all DJs for me.
We were 19 and no one had a fake. We just smoked cigarettes in front of Union Station for like 4 hours and slept on some benches. I think it was the lone time I had alcohol poisoning. Also good times.
Been pumped about this since I saw the preview a while back. Glad to hear that it’s already available/starting off well. I’m hoping it makes up for the debacle that was True Detective season 2 from last summer.
A good Italian beef is my top 3 favorite foods. Living in the suburbs, it’s generally not a 2am drunk option. But man, when you’re day drunk and you convince someone to make a run for beefs, it’s just a special thing.
If possible, switch to a gym that’s 24hrs. When I’m not being a lazy piece of shit I go at like 8:30-9:00 and it’s pretty much dead at that point. Bang out a quick 45min to an hour work out and you’re showered and in bed by 11 at the latest.
Possibly. Or maybe the other guys are assholes. Baseball is a weird sport in that everyone can hate eachother but the team can still succeed. For example: the 1974 A’s.
On a January Saturday during the awful Polar Vortex winter of 2014, a guy wore a Third Eye Blind tank top to the bar my friends and I frequent. That’s the kind of fandom she’s aligning herself with.
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At this point, the world is your oyster. The real non-football Sundays to worry about are February-April.
I don’t think it’s a matter of finding A job, but rather a “good” job. This is not an issue for me as I went into a trade that isn’t prone to lay offs and whatnot, but most of my friends had to take random jobs after college until they were able to get on with their career. They all sucked it up and dealt with it, but you don’t get an engineering degree and take on debt to drive a forklift.
I like that he harps on millenials for being lazy yet writes an article using all of the laziest millenial stereotypes he can come up with. Furthermore, as someone on the older end of the generation y spectrum, I think most of this shit is made up of anecdotal evidence that one guy had, and then writers copied it to fill column inches. Between my old ass friends, my younger sister and her friends, and my cousins, I just spent a three day weekend around basically the entire age range of millenials, and none of these stereotypes hold up.
Isn’t it crazy how words have meanings? Also, look up David Cross’ bit about misuse of “literally” if you want to laugh.
Basic has jumped the shark in the same way that hipster did. It doesn’t even mean anything anymore.
Having a lot of friends that are older has many benefits. One of which is when your friends your own age start to suck after getting married and/or having children, you can pull the “Look at so and so, he has two kids and a wife and he doesn’t suck” card.
Do you guys go to a lot of weddings that have a live band? I’m scanning my memory and aside from the awful string quartet at the ceremony of my buddies wedding last August (who also showed up to the rehearsal dinner uninvited causing members of the wedding party to have to eat at the bar), I think it has been all DJs for me.
Wow. I too thought, ‘It can’t be that bad’. Boy was I wrong. For the record, I miss Brian.
We were 19 and no one had a fake. We just smoked cigarettes in front of Union Station for like 4 hours and slept on some benches. I think it was the lone time I had alcohol poisoning. Also good times.
Pretty sure he was complimenting the author. Also, A+ fake bar and restaurant names.
NEWS FLASH: Every generation sucks.
I think its a right of passage if you grow up in the Chicago suburbs that you miss the 12:40 Metra home and wind up with a similar story.
Been pumped about this since I saw the preview a while back. Glad to hear that it’s already available/starting off well. I’m hoping it makes up for the debacle that was True Detective season 2 from last summer.
A drunk gyro is a lovely thing. A lovely thing you are 100% not getting laid after eating, but still tasty.
A good Italian beef is my top 3 favorite foods. Living in the suburbs, it’s generally not a 2am drunk option. But man, when you’re day drunk and you convince someone to make a run for beefs, it’s just a special thing.
If possible, switch to a gym that’s 24hrs. When I’m not being a lazy piece of shit I go at like 8:30-9:00 and it’s pretty much dead at that point. Bang out a quick 45min to an hour work out and you’re showered and in bed by 11 at the latest.
Possibly. Or maybe the other guys are assholes. Baseball is a weird sport in that everyone can hate eachother but the team can still succeed. For example: the 1974 A’s.
I didn’t say what he said wasn’t offensive. I said a ban seems excessive.
I agree. As much as I’d like to plant one right in this guys suckhole, I was expecting way worse.
On a January Saturday during the awful Polar Vortex winter of 2014, a guy wore a Third Eye Blind tank top to the bar my friends and I frequent. That’s the kind of fandom she’s aligning herself with.