There goes my job... seriously DEPRESSED

EddieUK

imoneyop wrote: »

At least you'll have a roof above your head and a solid meal each day.

Just don't drop the soap in the showers.

I've never been to prison, and I don't plan on going either.

EddieUK

jacques_chirac wrote: »

Terrible attitude. If you resort to crime you will be at the very bottom of society.

Depends how you look at it...

Even as a law abiding citizen I don't see how you can look down your nose at somebody driving past you in a 40grand car paid for with cash, regardless of how they earned it.

This thread is going off the rails...

I don't want that life, I'm panicking because I have just started a job that I have fell in love with, and I'm terrified that it's going to be suddenly taken away and I'll be back to square one... I'm not going back to square one, I'd sooner kill myself.

jacques_chirac

EddieUK wrote: »

Depends how you look at it...

Even as a law abiding citizen I don't see how you can look down your nose a somebody driving past you in a 40grand car paid for with cash, regardless of how they earned it.

The only people I look down on are criminals, absolute bottom of the food chain irrespective of what car they drive.

Sinhanada

You have a chance take it. Looking at going back to crime because of previous mistakes, well that's only going to compound you further.

From what I can read of your posts however it's not what you want, otherwise you wouldn't be advertising it on here.

It is after all your life. You choose to carry on being a credit to society and you may never be the richest person in the world, but you will have a stable platform and not looking over your shoulders at each turn. Life isn't a game of GTA whichever way you want to look at it.

Good luck

kelpie35

Good luck Eddie.

Hope your worries come to an end very soon.

EddieUK

jacques_chirac wrote: »

The only people I look down on are criminals, absolute bottom of the food chain irrespective of what car they drive.

Well good for you, if you're satisfied with working 20 hours/week at tesco, struggling to get by and bus'ing it to work in the morning... just as long as you're not "breaking the law"... I wish you all the best in life.

But some people have more hunger than you, more ambition for a finer life style and want to enjoy nicer things in life... unfortunately some of them were not born with a silverspoon stuck up their !!!!, some of them made mistakes in the past... and they don't have legit opportunities..

They have to do it their own way, by any means... some of them invent things, some of them make individual contributions to sciences and arts and get rewarded, some of them start a successful business, some of them reverse stolen cars into the shopfronts of jewellery shops and empty them, some of them supply a demand for drugs...
Some of them are given a decent opportunity in a decent job which allows them to breeze the rent and save up for a nice car, go on holiday once or twice a year...

Either way, they have more money than part timers at tesco.

jacques_chirac

EddieUK wrote: »

Well good for you, if you're satisfied with working 20 hours/week at tesco, struggling to get by and bus'ing it to work in the morning... just as long as you're not "breaking the law"... I wish you all the best in life.

But some people have more hunger than you, more ambition for a finer life style and want to enjoy nicer things in life... unfortunately some of them were not born with a silverspoon stuck up their !!!!, some of them made mistakes in the past... and they don't have legit opportunities..

They have to do it their own way, by any means... some of them invent things, some of them make individual contributions to sciences and arts and get rewarded, some of them start a successful business, some of them reverse stolen cars into the shopfronts of jewellery shops and empty them, some of them supply a demand for drugs...

Either way, they have more money than part timers at tesco.

You're a class act Eddie, just watch out for that door shutting behind you ...

* Clink*

EddieUK

jacques_chirac wrote: »

You're a class act Eddie, just watch out for that door shutting behind you ...

* Clink*

What's that supposed to mean?

imoneyop

EddieUK wrote: »

Either way, they have more money than part timers at tesco.

Won't have much opportunity to spend it though will they when they're locked up.

It's probably not worth wasting any more time on this loser - he's obviosly a career criminal despite all the crap he writes about wanting a legit life.

EddieUK

imoneyop wrote: »

Won't have much opportunity to spend it though will they when they're locked up.

It's probably not worth wasting any more time on this loser - he's obviosly a career criminal despite all the crap he writes about wanting a legit life.

Career criminal?

I got into a bit of trouble with the law when I was 12-14, I was convicted of a couple of things and then stayed out of trouble...

I picked up some driving offenses when I was 19...

I'm almost 23 now... like I said, I go to the gym, and I come home to my computer and do the usual... youtube, play some games, talk on forums, and apply for jobs..
I don't go out, I don't drink, I don't smoke, I don't do drugs (or sell them), I don't steal.. I don't fight.. I'm a friendly and down to earth person.

Is that what you'd call a career criminal?

I have an opportunity I'm TERRIFIED that it's going to be taken away... and if that is the case then yeah, I'm at the end of my tether, I will be calling on some old friends, why the F shouldn't I.. I've put up with this life style for long enough, I'm not spending 1 more second living on benefits.