When I was a child, I felt poor if I had any less than 100. I got really good at saving money, and not spending it. I was really into Yugioh cards when I was younger, and one day my parents said to me "Why don't you collect money instead of cardboard?" Ever since then I only spend what I need to. Wealth is as…

I'm sorry, I can't tell if you're being silly, or are sincere.

8 dollars is rich?

PS4 controllers last 12-14 hours of use, I don't see the problem.

PS4 controllers last 12-14 hours of use, I don't see the problem.

As Bobsplosion said, it's only 8 dollars a backer. I had a lot more than 8 dollars as a child even.

There were creeps with him, but there's no backdoor protection.

So you mean just garbage music in general?

You always can 100% of the time.

You always can 100% of the time.

Most people would grab toothbrushes, they make fantastic shivs.

Mine lasts for 12 hours, I don't need it to last for any longer than that.

Mine lasts for 12 hours, I don't need it to last for any longer than that.

No, it didn't.

Titanfall, Warframe, Destiny, Battlefield:Hardline., Epic Space, DayZ, Rust, The Crew, and 2 others that I can't think of right now.

And the fact that you need an INSANE connection to use it. I was in the closed beta, and I couldn't play anything with a 75x20 connection.

I'm sort of in the same boat as you. I got a PS4 and some games, for solo gaming.

No, I just think that you don't give up on friends.

I have to play with them. If I don't I'll never see them, I don't actually hang out with them in real life, they're the types that only leave the house for groceries. I DO know them in real life though, we live in the same town. If I don't play video games with them, I'll never speak with them again, the two are kind…

I've spent 959 hours on League of Legends so far, and I don't think it's fun. I never have, and I never will. I only play it because it's the only game my friends play nowadays. We used to play Minecraft, Warframe, some Battlefield, and Team Fortress 2, but not anymore.

How does he have any new yorker stereotypes? He was born in LA, and his parents are persian, born and raised.

As someone who's here, nope