You were unemployed, lived with your parents, and were on their insurance literally a year ago. Maybe you should sit out the Tony Robbins motivational speeches.
Here’s an anti-poverty measure: get a job. And stop blaming everyone else for your problems. If your life isn’t the way you want it to be, get off your ass and make a change. No one ever accomplished anything waiting for a handout.
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Employment isn't the overarching issue, it's the "productivity-pay gap”— over the last 40 years the economy has expanded and corporate profits have risen but real wages remained flat for workers without a college education. Recommended read https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/11/magazine/americans-jobs-poverty-homeless.html …pic.twitter.com/gZhH6KsRTt
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Forget your “Final Thoughts,” Tammy, let me know when you have your first thought.
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I’m sorry, what is your job exactly? Besides spouting off nonsense I mean. You get paid to lie to people. Most of us would rather not do that. We have this thing called “integrity”. So why don’t you shut up and stop giving actual educated women a bad name. Thanks!
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Your job is not exactly rocket science. Mine is. And girl, you got a long way to go. A looooong way.
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You were on your parents insurance until about five minutes ago. Spare us the self-reliance speech, you prattling dumbalina.
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Don't you work in your mother's business? That's hardly 'going out and getting a job." Did they interview others before deciding you were the best fit, Tomi?
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That’s right, Tomi! You tell Trump what’s what. Someone had to do it. One handout from his daddy and now look. It’s always everyone else’s fault.
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