/biz/ - Business & Finance

>GDX is down in premarket
>while I sit on leveraged calls
It's all so tiring

Go into the workforce for a while. Figure out what you wanna do. Unfortunately some parents are like that. If you work for a while eventually you will age out and be eligible for financial aid if you still wanna go.

Unfortunately some boomers just don't get that the system is getting more and more rigged for their children as they get older. Yet they expect you to take care of them despite them doing the bare minimum of supporting you as you transition to an adult. I've noticed that, as the collective age of this site has increased (since you know, you're here forever) there is a really bad mindset of "Fuck you I got mine"

If I'm being blunt my biggest regret is not taking a gap year when my debt was still low. I would have been able to get a year of financial aid, banked some money to quit my job (working part time ruined my life and made me depressed so my education really suffered) and kinda thought about the future. The added benefit is that when my dad coomed himself to death back in April, the loans he had in his name would have been discharged. The only reason I can see going to college right out the gate is if you stay in the dorm when you turn 18 and try to learn not to be autistic. I was 21 when I moved to college where I did so no point in staying in the dorm then. But go out and enjoy some youth anon. Get a job. You're debt free. Savour that feeling. I have a mech e degree that I realized I should have done electrical right in my last semester, 75k of student debt, and a dead end gis job that I only make 58k at. There's more to this world than wage slaving for kikes. If you need something to do, maybe go get gis certified from a course and go and work for some company doing that. They always need people at the lower spectrum and you would probably start at 40k

No support at 14 dollars. All hope is lost.