Nah, you should have worn that fur coat and your grandma’s vintage Chanel suit because you didn’t have anything else office appropriate. I’m sure they were very impressed at the Walmart back office and totally didn’t judge you negatively for it.

Nothing short of killing myself would make ignorant and illiterate unemployed dipshits like you happier, so you can go fuck yourself cunt.

So you spend less than $350 a month on gas, car maintenance costs insurance and parking at work in DC? LOL. Good luck selling that bullshit in DC.

Good for you.

It must be fun imagining what people think instead of actually listening to what they’re tell you they think. Removing someone’s agency is so feminist, bro!

Thanks for clarifying that. I had no idea that gas, car maintenance and car insurance costs less than $8 a day in Ohio. It must be awesome living in a place that has free car ownership!

What a typical Jez comment. It’s so refreshing to see you live up to your stereotype.

Why not use it?
Because if you’re making $30K, you can’t afford the insurance or maintenance costs of a luxury car.
Because a huge part of success at work is fitting in with the team there, even if you don’t agree or like them.

Some form of public transportation exists in all cities. For the vast majority of people working a $30K job, nothing is “easy” or “accessible” because $30K means you can’t afford the expense of having a car, and still pay your rent and still eat.

Says the person who points out that rings are removable. Go polish your bleached asshole, child.

Since they’re removable, then you can leave them at home then. Nobody at work gives a shit about your jewelry.

If it’s beneath you to take the bus to work when you’re going to a $30K job, you have serious issues.

People don’t make judgments about your life, they make judgments about your choices.

Sure, it’s possible to want a giant engagement ring and not be high maintenance.

So soon? Come on guys, it’s just your second day.

Ireland is in the top 10 of countries with the smallest teenage pregnancy rate. Since 2002, the teenage pregnancy rate has been decreasing sharply, so “Catholic education” doesn’t have anything to do with it .http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SP.A…