Which someone is.

@Scribblehatch you have a complex that just sets you up for resentment of most other people tbh

@xorgy You need college to even get into any jobs.

You mentioned that, no?

Once they're out of the picture, you're losing money faster than you make it.

It's not a sustainable course.

Lindsey 2.0 is taking a DNA test, to beat Warren X-D

It doesn't work.

@Gear you mean "many" right?

I'm not blaiming society, I'm saying there is a problem with social mobility in the current climate.

Entry level does not lead to anything higher these days.

@mer.at What no?

Gear is correct.

Of course not, which is why you get started ***now***

Tell me that is just a shit post

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ptxP9GSg44s

yes

Get started on a dead end, you're saying.

It doesn't work.

serious suggestion if you are doing art

Wouldn't you rather have at least *something* instead of nothing?

I would have nothing.

🤦

Housing is too expensive.

All housing.

i'd take welfare and actually make a name for yourself through notable activities and refine your skills, then when you can put something actually interesting and memorable on your resume go back out into workforce

I have no local friends.

If you are living with your mom

Depends on where you live

scrib is retarded, hasn't heard of roommates

You should try to make money while you can so you have a backup.

Rent until you can move and buy

I would.

You still need to pay for food.

And you can.

he's just waiting for his mother to die (bless her soul) and leave him with no other options.

Look, a shit job will take away years of your life in stress for money that is not worth it.

HR needs to see something that is notable on resume not just training in stuff like graphic art, which is why usually people with connections get hired, but likewise people who ran their own pet projects

Alright the fact of the matter is, while you are working all these jobs taking care of yourself you won't move up in these jobs and your pay grade and job security will never be good enough to get into college and get a stable income.

The other option is to bide your time, and see if SOMETHING happens.

he does not try, so he doesn't *know* that it's hard, he simply *assumes* it is.