He spent all that time in school, wrote up a very nice summation of his living situation, and yet his premise had nothing to do with his conclusion. The first three quarters of that little essay is him looking for a pat on the back for the way he's chosen to live his life. Nothing in that had any connection to the final quarter of it, beyond a vague connection to him making under $350,000. Even then, he stated that point far more concisely in the final paragraph than in the rest of his diatribe. If he's looking to make a feel-good story, he should leave off his final paragraph. If he's trying to show the direction of his anger, then everything but the final paragraph is irrelevant.
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