paying for porn? That's an alien concept

 

i hated my job so i quit. LOL

 

suuuuuuure, buddy, that's it

 

well i like money more then i hate my job.

i could quite my job, move into my moms basement, go to school full time and live in my moms basement, using the new GI bill to make my bmw payment but... thats not gonna happen. If i did i would make it to all the Long Island/NY meets, HAHA..

 

You wouldn't be able to afford gas - let alone insurance! hahaha I say, suck it up and do what you gotta do - stack chips til you can get a thing of your own so you don't have to answer to nobody and be your own boss... but then, you see, you'll still prolly want more

 

i'll always want more... god bless capitalism.

i actually like my boss. it is my dirtbag peers that fear competition and have been scheming to sour my name. i am not there during the day, so i come in at night and hear what is going on, and the leadership has already left for the day, angry at me because they heard negative things about me all day.

one day i will be an executive for a defense contractor. i will have less peers and more money.

 

Craig:

Get to law school already. You were made for it.

 

i am actually going today or tomorrow to enroll at a local community college. i need a semester to finish my associates before i transfer to USF or UT. i still have about 2 years before i can get to law school. i am torn between my getting my MBA or law degree. i need to start gearing myself towards what i want to do now though. i figured i would like to major in political science before going to law school.

i hate making decisions, so i put them off. like i have school for the past few years... well 8 years. i am now 26, fresh out of the military and need to crack down and work on school. i know i would like to get my MBA and be an exec for a defense contractor, but i love law and love research.

 

Then pick a track on pursue it.

For better or worse, I'm very decisive. I graduated law school when I was 24. I suppose it was good in the sense that I've made a decent living ever since but I wonder about all the fun things I missed by working my tail off on the New York City law treadmill since then.

 

yeah, but you will make a good life and a good retirement. while the people that "had fun" over the years will spend their golden years cutting coupons living in an apartment, you will be taking 3 vacations a year.

i had some fun. time to crack down. i do have 8 years experience with the military/government background. if i stay in the defense industry, i am well into my career. if i go into law, i am starting over again. i am torn, however, I am still single and i can do whatever i want really. i only need to feed mine and my dogs mouth.

i am sure if i get into corporate law i can find my place in the defense industry...