That's not a bad living

It's all fun and games til the artist won't get a job

The college student who had made parents and kids question their relationships is back with an update, and the family drama continues. In his original Reddit post , OP (original poster), wrote about how his parents have made him pay rent in their home for four years of college, causing him to have no social life as he had to work. Then the parents thought it was a good life lesson to ‘gift’ him all the money he paid back as a graduation present. Feeling betrayed, OP ripped the check and cut off…

There's no place like home

Some present

It might not be possible for every parent out there, but I firmly believe that parents should not be financially reliant on their children whatsoever, at least not while they are able to work. I am fully aware that a lot of single parents out there struggle with maintaining their household with just one salary, but I still think that making your kid work and then taking their money should be the absolute last resort. Not only because kids should have the freedom to enjoy their youth, without ha…

Something's fishy

Every parent wants to have the opportunity to help their kids as much as they can and prepare them for real life. Some parents do it by giving their kids everything they ask for, and even helping them financially through every step of the way. Other parents do it by finding a way to teach their kids a lesson, and showing them what life really is in the real world. The parents in this Reddit story really thought they were teaching their kid an important lesson. His whole life, he had to work to…

Growin' up fast

To truly understand the complexity of the sales industry, one must be employed in the field itself. To finalize the transaction, you must adapt to the individual with whom you are speaking. Would you truly give up your dignity and pride to get that coin, though? To seal the deal, would you be prepared to give up everything you stand for? The story below is an account of a frustrated car enthusiast. The original poster (OP) explains how he purchased his 'dream car', the Fiesta ST2, from a shady…

He got that money back somehow

Um, I don't

Isn't that your job?

Combining finances is a complex alchemy

He's outta there

That's less than a gumball