What's Wrong with You People?

[burkemi5]

Originally Posted by loopholbrook [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

You idiot, neckbeards missed the point. The point I was making with the money is that, it's such a small amount, in the grand scheme of things, and you ALL freaked out about it. Let's say that I made that all up just to do whatever. The fact that everyone freaked out about that is my point. You're all miserable people without any people skills. If you were a normal person you'd be able to make over $100,000. Not saying that's the average family income, but it's a very achievable amount. What should really affect you is that a 19 year old has more common sense that you. I'm probably half the age of a lot of you, and even I can tell that you're immature. Thank you all for furthering my point.

because the way people act on this forums is probably EXACTLY how they act IRL.

[burkemi5]

Originally Posted by burkemi5 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

because the way people act on this forums is probably EXACTLY how they act IRL.

***these forums WHATEVER

[oldfish]

Originally Posted by loopholbrook [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Actually, I hopped on the YouTube bandwagon early on. Not super successful on there, but successful enough. I go to film school right now, so I'm actually investing in a career that I'm going to enjoy my entire life. Making a bit money doing what makes you happy, interesting concept that not many of you will get to enjoy.

Lol hes making a little 100k a year on the side while going to film school at 19

Not impossible but yea

[loopholbrook]

Originally Posted by Tiggles [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

You did not post for like a week after your first post.

I feel like this was because you where ashamed

Close, two days. Sorry that I don't visit some shitty ass forum every day.

[yaaaflow]

he's 19 and he got on that youtube bandwagon early.

dudes been making that sweet youtube bank since he was like 11 years old yo

[Orruar]

Originally Posted by loopholbrook [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

You idiot, neckbeards missed the point. The point I was making with the money is that, it's such a small amount, in the grand scheme of things, and you ALL freaked out about it. Let's say that I made that all up just to do whatever. The fact that everyone freaked out about that is my point. You're all miserable people without any people skills. If you were a normal person you'd be able to make over $100,000. Not saying that's the average family income, but it's a very achievable amount. What should really affect you is that a 19 year old has more common sense that you. I'm probably half the age of a lot of you, and even I can tell that you're immature. Thank you all for furthering my point.

You're in film school and thinking that people skills is all you need to make a lot of money when you finally go out and get a job. Hope you earn some good tips when you're waiting tables with that film degree in your pocket.

[Orruar]

Also, if film school is where you heard that people skills will make you 100k, you might want to ask them for your money back. Oh wait, you're probably racking up student loan debt to pay for school. Have fun graduating with a mortgage and no actual marketable skills.

[Doublestep]

interest rates on student loans are SO SMALL i don't really get that arguement

[Orruar]

Originally Posted by Doublestep [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

interest rates on student loans are SO SMALL i don't really get that arguement

Are you talking to me? I call it a "mortgage" because you owe about as much as if you had bought a small house (a quick Google search shows tuition at most California film schools runs $30-$70k for a 2 year degree), without actually getting a house. That's the way in which this is like a mortgage. And actually, current interest rates on Stafford loans are 3.4% for undergrads, which is a bit more then the best mortgage rate offers I've seen lately (2.75%).

[Doublestep]

even if he got fresh out of college and into a crappy 75k a year job he could pay off student loans in a year if that.