earn much. despite this, they do their best to give you a lot of things on demand. look at the callus on their hands and wrinkles on their faces, how can you have the heart to ask for more than they can afford, which will surely break their hearts? remember, parents don’t owe us expensive summer camps; they don’t owe us sony walkman; nor do they owe us nike shoes, if you really want those fancy things, you should take a part-time job to contribute to their purchase rather than ask your parents for money to add to their already heavy burden. don’t you think so?
thirdly, we have such a wide variety of things available these days which are both nice and inexpensive. what’s the point of paying much more for those brand-name things that are not much better? my friend, take my advice, and you’ll be a wiser consumer as well as a more considerate child to your parents.
poverty, sometimes, is a good thing. it can test a person’s character and it makes a man out of a boy faste