Completely different time, culture, and market B.E. The women back then got married to ONE guy when they were 18 to 21. There was no Ray Ray and Pookie "thug dyck amusement park riding" going on back then, then once the chick turned 28 she looked to settle down with some dude and make him take care of 4 kids from 4 thugs who are locked up in 4 different prisons.
You can't compare that Generation to my Generation (Millennials). You can't compare that. Plus, just the difference in cost of living, women now being able to get jobs EASIER than a lot of men can, etc.
Exactly.
But I'm not sure why you keep repeating this specific statement lol?
- B.E., do you walk into a restaurant to eat where there's mice running across the floor? WHY? It's because it's a
health risk right? So what if I told you:
"Well, B.E., life has risk.....anywhere you eat can have a health risk, so just go ahead and sit down and let this filthy restaurant serve you." What would you say to that lol??
- So B.E., I have a piece of property I want you to buy. But you inspect the property and the area, and determine that it's not worth investing in because your analysis shows that you probably won't be able to turn a profit flipping the house nor renting it out. So what if I told you:
"Well....B.E.....life has risk, many properties aren't profitable, but you have to take a risk. So where do you want to sign at for the purchase of this property? Would you be paying via Cashier's Check?"
- So B.E., I'm a Sales Rep for Comcast. I want to sell you my TV, Phone, and Internet Package. You like the customized package I've provided but you notice that the term of the Agreement is 10 years with a $15,000 early cancellation fee. You request that I reduce down the early cancellation fee and I say:
"Well....B.E....life has risk, we are a solid company and you won't need to cancel, but should you need to cancel, the $15,000 cancellation fee is just a part of Life. Again, life has risks. So how would you like for me to send you the contract to sign? Via email or fax? Could you fax it back today?
You don't SIGN UP for things that make your life more risky
WITHOUT any identified rewards, benefits, advantages, or any life enhancements whatsoever to be acquired. If someone is presenting you a bad deal, a bad contract, a bad arrangement.........the last thing anybody should say to you is that "Life Has Risks" as some sort of justification to sign a BAD CONTRACT.
Lol, B.E. I could just imagine saying something like that to a client. I mean let's just say I really put some hidden fees in there, bump up his early termination fee, all types of shyt to where it's just a very bad contract.....then when the client asks me to modify the very bad contract....I tell his a.ss:
"Sir, Life Has Risks"