I am SO sick of people who are ungrateful and unappreciative of their status.

Not to say it's wrong to want more and strive for better, but some people just seem to be clueless.

Why do people think that caring for others is either a good thing or something necessary?

How did having a healthy dog and happy children become part of "living"?

Do some people ever stop and think that nobody forced them to have their pets? Their coffee and their alcohol?

What exactly is so costy that a person can't live on on minimum wage?

Health insurance? (You won't need health if you can't even feed yourself)
House insurance? (You don't need a house if you can't feed yourself)
Eating out? (probably THE most wasteful spending common among Americans)
Clothes? (if you have more than Africans and can wash them every week, you have enough)
Alcohol?
Gas? (Why do you drive unless you're going to work?)
Cable? (what good is having this entertainment if you can't make "ends meet"?)
Car payment? (if you can't afford to own your car, I'd be begging friends for rides or paying them to ease off their debts)
Cellphone? (again, what good is this convenience if you can't pay to keep a roof over your head and feed your stomach?)

Do you ever stop and think for a minute what is "necessary"?
Do you ever wonder what you'd do if you lost your job?
Do you actually think everything will be OK and you'll be first in line for government handouts? (if you do, fine with me)

For people who have no pets or children, if you cannot save a few hundred bucks a month today, PLEASE DON'T FUCK YOURSELF UP. You CANNOT AFFORD MORE BILLS. If you are still in debt, you cannot and should not be thinking about more debts. How hard is it to understand this? (OK, it's easier said than done? Say that when the shit hits the fan for you, you'll remember I warned you)