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Crash82 wrote:

I have a buddy that works at an auto dealership as a parts guy. Works 6 days a week 10 hour days on salary, he's trying...

I have a buddy that works at an auto dealership as a parts guy. Works 6 days a week 10 hour days on salary, he's trying to save up for Call of Duty 2 modern warfare, that's a hard life. Riding MX and working out and being filthy rich is not a hard life.

Moto East Mag wrote:

Saving up for a video game is a hard life to an American. There are three immigrant guys in my building that share an apartment. They...

Saving up for a video game is a hard life to an American. There are three immigrant guys in my building that share an apartment. They have one bed. Whoever gets home from work first gets the bed, but has to provide dinner for the other two. One guy has been riding a scooter right through winter ( snow and ice). They send a good part of their money back home to their families. Not saying Americans don't have hardship, but everything is relative.

Crash82 wrote:

You don't even know my friend, he has half a lung a wife and 2 kids, the guy busts his ass like hell all day, he...

You don't even know my friend, he has half a lung a wife and 2 kids, the guy busts his ass like hell all day, he does the best he can. My whole point was he can't even afford a 60 dollar video game. If your immigrant friends can send money home then they have more money than my buddy, yes everything is relative, like the fact you don't have a clue. I never said there weren't folks worse off than my friend, mhy point was he has it a hell of a lot worse than James Stewart and you never hear him say "sacrifice my life".

Moto East Mag wrote:

Let's remember that at one time James and his family had very little money. Big James used to collect bottles to make ends meet according to...

Let's remember that at one time James and his family had very little money. Big James used to collect bottles to make ends meet according to the Espn 360 profile. James talks about going to Micky D's and not being able to afford the drink.

Moto East Mag wrote:

Saving up for a video game is a hard life to an American. There are three immigrant guys in my building that share an apartment. They...

Saving up for a video game is a hard life to an American. There are three immigrant guys in my building that share an apartment. They have one bed. Whoever gets home from work first gets the bed, but has to provide dinner for the other two. One guy has been riding a scooter right through winter ( snow and ice). They send a good part of their money back home to their families. Not saying Americans don't have hardship, but everything is relative.

Crash82 wrote:

You don't even know my friend, he has half a lung a wife and 2 kids, the guy busts his ass like hell all day, he...

You don't even know my friend, he has half a lung a wife and 2 kids, the guy busts his ass like hell all day, he does the best he can. My whole point was he can't even afford a 60 dollar video game. If your immigrant friends can send money home then they have more money than my buddy, yes everything is relative, like the fact you don't have a clue. I never said there weren't folks worse off than my friend, mhy point was he has it a hell of a lot worse than James Stewart and you never hear him say "sacrifice my life".

shue201 wrote:

I may need to watch the video again, but did James say he has a hard life? I don't recall him saying that. I think the...

I may need to watch the video again, but did James say he has a hard life? I don't recall him saying that.

I think the word "sacrifice" is being viewed differently here. I know from my past, I have felt that I had to sacrifice things like, going out at night, going to school dances, getting a nice new truck/car, drinking beer every night, eating fast food and junk food, etc. to be able to race when I was a kid and/or race at the Pro level.

Having a "Hard Life" and "Sacrificing your life" to better your current and/or future life....are two totaling different things and under the circumstances that we are referring to here, cannot even be compared.

Crash82 wrote:

I have a buddy that works at an auto dealership as a parts guy. Works 6 days a week 10 hour days on salary, he's trying...

I have a buddy that works at an auto dealership as a parts guy. Works 6 days a week 10 hour days on salary, he's trying to save up for Call of Duty 2 modern warfare, that's a hard life. Riding MX and working out and being filthy rich is not a hard life.

Moto East Mag wrote:

Saving up for a video game is a hard life to an American. There are three immigrant guys in my building that share an apartment. They...

Saving up for a video game is a hard life to an American. There are three immigrant guys in my building that share an apartment. They have one bed. Whoever gets home from work first gets the bed, but has to provide dinner for the other two. One guy has been riding a scooter right through winter ( snow and ice). They send a good part of their money back home to their families. Not saying Americans don't have hardship, but everything is relative.

Crash82 wrote:

You don't even know my friend, he has half a lung a wife and 2 kids, the guy busts his ass like hell all day, he...

You don't even know my friend, he has half a lung a wife and 2 kids, the guy busts his ass like hell all day, he does the best he can. My whole point was he can't even afford a 60 dollar video game. If your immigrant friends can send money home then they have more money than my buddy, yes everything is relative, like the fact you don't have a clue. I never said there weren't folks worse off than my friend, mhy point was he has it a hell of a lot worse than James Stewart and you never hear him say "sacrifice my life".

TerryB wrote:

I think Crash did some owning in this thread.

Moto East Mag wrote:

Saving up for a video game is a hard life to an American. There are three immigrant guys in my building that share an apartment. They...

Saving up for a video game is a hard life to an American. There are three immigrant guys in my building that share an apartment. They have one bed. Whoever gets home from work first gets the bed, but has to provide dinner for the other two. One guy has been riding a scooter right through winter ( snow and ice). They send a good part of their money back home to their families. Not saying Americans don't have hardship, but everything is relative.

Crash82 wrote:

You don't even know my friend, he has half a lung a wife and 2 kids, the guy busts his ass like hell all day, he...

You don't even know my friend, he has half a lung a wife and 2 kids, the guy busts his ass like hell all day, he does the best he can. My whole point was he can't even afford a 60 dollar video game. If your immigrant friends can send money home then they have more money than my buddy, yes everything is relative, like the fact you don't have a clue. I never said there weren't folks worse off than my friend, mhy point was he has it a hell of a lot worse than James Stewart and you never hear him say "sacrifice my life".

Moto East Mag wrote:

Wow...take a chill and count to ten. All you said before was your buddy works a lot and is saving for a video game. That made...

Wow...take a chill and count to ten. All you said before was your buddy works a lot and is saving for a video game. That made it sound like the vid game was his priority. And these immigrants aren't my friends. The guy was just telling me about it one day. My point is that people in America have it easier than a great number of people on this Earth. There are places on this Earth where you could feed your family for a month for $60- and everything is relative. Anyhow,there's a good race coming up as you said. I'm moving on.

TerryB wrote:

I think Crash did some owning in this thread.