How Many of you young guys are cake eaters??

[spywizard]

That's right.. cake eaters..

A young adult that was raised with a silver spoon in thier mouth, and expect thier parents (and get it) to pay for everything to give you a better life than what they had??

Now, not that its a bad thing for you to have won a little or large piece of the "Birth Lottery".. but just curious...

thanks

[stunner5000pt]

i was a cake eater till the age of 17, then we moved to Canada and now there s never enough money, so i have to pay for things like - cable,internet, cellphones, insurance, gas, and most importantly, school

[stunner5000pt]

and i happen to like kidney beans

[Hackamaniac]

My parent have always helped me out when I needed them to but not on ridiculous things...

[*Narkissos*]

My parents couldn't afford to do more than take care of the household bills and love us kids.

I started working fulltime at the age of 13.. while going to school.

10 years later i'm still working... fulltime... Still going to school fulltime.. and am a competitive bodybuilder fulltime.

Has been a hard road... but one which has given me priceless experience.

I'm thankful God brought me tru it relatively unscathed.

Narkissos

[SVTMuscle*]

Geez i wonder what gave you the idea for this thread

[SVTMuscle*]

Yes, I'm a good kid, and they can afford it, they've worked hard all thier life


Thats my response.

[DNoMac]

Not even on cheat days.

[collar]

yes they help me with alot of things.
i have great parents but i dont try to abuse their will to help me.

[305GUY]

when i clicked on this thread i thought it was gonna be about cake.


mmmmmmmmmmmm cake... my favorite is carvel ice cream cake!! or any oreo cake!

[DNoMac]

when i clicked on this thread i thought it was gonna be about cake.


mmmmmmmmmmmm cake... my favorite is carvel ice cream cake!! or any oreo cake!

Yea, I bet your parents buy it for you cake eater!!

[Hackamaniac]

Yea, I bet your parents buy it for you cake eater!!

[305GUY]

Yea, I bet your parents buy it for you cake eater!!

Nah i gotta buy my own cake

but they do pay for my school and car insurance..

[rake922]

Nah i gotta buy my own cake

but they do pay for my school and car insurance..

you're 24 and they still pay for auto insurance... interesting

[DNoMac]

[collar]

Yea, I bet your parents buy it for you cake eater!!

[boxingbean]

not i ....pay my own mortgage...truck...insurance, phone...leisure time...


21 years old n own my own house!

[Myka]

bastards hate me....my dad just bought a brand new truck...I drive a 1300 dollar beater that I paid cash for

[305GUY]

you're 24 and they still pay for auto insurance... interesting

yeah i know... i gotta milk it as long as possible cause i got a DUI a couple of years ago, as well as quite a few tickets, so my insurance rate isnt exactly just a couple hundred bucks a month.

[rake922]

bastards hate me....my dad just bought a brand new truck...I drive a 1300 dollar beater that I paid cash for

how many miles on it?

[C_Bino]

My parents do what they can for me. But with 3 boys all full time in university its hard. They pay all of our tuitions so it adds up, and they pay my rent. I buy all of my own "things" though, I buy my clothes, books at school, food and obviously supplements/gear.

So i consider myself lucky as they pay for my major expenses but all of the little things are on me. Bills like cable, cellie, hydro etc.

Its a good deal.

[boxingbean]

oh ya.....pay own tuition too...sux....but......thats y im goin to the National Guard.....

[Kärnfysikern]

well I eat cake but I pay for it myself

I dont want any help from my dad and hardly never ask for it.

[NCNPC29]

I've known a lot of these individuals... I wasn't even remotely close.. grew up poor as hell... lived in apartments until I was 12 and we then rented our own house.. my only clothes were hand me downs..even through high school...super embarassing...nothing fit in grade school and I would get teased for that..then in high school some of the hand me downs were from kids that were still going to school there...my sister was 2 years older than me and I remember one day when this kid (his mom was friends with mine) told my sister I was wearing his shirt...lololololol..Jesus... when I think back about how tough it was I'm glad... cause some of the kids I know that were rich little pricks are just not well rounded adults today..

[spywizard]

I grew up middle class.. bought my 1st house at age 19.. started working in the tobacco fields at age 13...

younger i lived in a trailor park, one of those stainless steel looking trailers.. funny as hell..

10 yrs USAF, married at age 21, 2 great kids by 23.. divorced and remarried..

2 degrees later in life, own my own business, about to sell it, and start another one..

what i have found is people that must earn thier way through life often make different decissions, and have different values...my kids were raised middle---upperclass... i bought them thier 1st cars <$1000.. and they paid for their own insurance, and cell phones.. bought thier own clothes..

1st is a radiologist
2nd is a senior loan closer for a title company..

life is good..

[Mizfit]

I have been on my own since i was 16, worked at McDonalds (manager) and put myself through college and University working full time all the way through high school as well.

People will work as hard as they push themselves to work.

There was one point where i had 2 full time jobs and was going to school - nearly burnt mytself out - but even when yuo think you don't have any more energy - if you look hard enough you will find it.

AND no i am not at McShits anymore - i work for a big technology company , sponsorships and advertising.

[Mizfit]

For the record - in Canada a caker is something different

Translation: "Cake eater". A derogatory term used by blue collar Italo-Canadians used to describe commercialized middle-class WASPs. Italo-Canadians would view the typical daily diet of fellow WASP workers to be based on refined white flour and sugar.

[anaBROLIC]

payed for all my own stuff like food clothing since i was 15. left the house at 18.

[SVTMuscle*]

There is a difference between being a cake eater and having your parents pay for some stuff, to me a cake eater is someone that takes advantage of their parents givings.
My grandparents are very wealthy so my mom grew up with a silver spoon, she went to college and now makes a decent paycheck.
My dad grew up a little less fortunate but still didnt go without, he busted his ass and joined the Marines. Between my mom and dad they balence eachother out when it comes to me. I pay for everything I want, except for school, and 1/2 my car insurance.

[Doc.Sust]

i had some help from my parents when i went to school, it was almost impossible for me to work with how much school i had. i hated taking handouts,but at the time i didnt have to many options, i did everything in my power to keep my expenses as low as possible. i lived in terrible places,i very rarely went out to the bar, i cut down everything i could so iwouldnt be a burden. i thank them for there help all the time and i appreciate what they did,because with out them , i wouldnt be anywhere today.

[Mizfit]

For those who do have parents to help them out your lucky and i really don't look bad upon it.

In Toronto alot of the unmarried men i know - actually alot of unmarrie dmen period in their 20's still live at home.

[Myka]

how many miles on it?

today it has 130,xxx. but the coolant system started acting up last night and I think it is clogged somewhere...gotta figure out whats wrong today..

[steve0]

Started working when i was 15 first at a mail-pak, then i worked for a golf course doing outside maintence like mowing the greens and shit, i love golf im a scratch handicapper by the grace of god play about 4-5 times a week with my pops, then after the golf course i started working for UPS, and became the morning crew mamger, worked from 3am-9am made decent money but the job was extreamly stressfull, i did that for two years then quit and started moving around trying to find myself soul searching i guess, i bounced from city to city till i final returned to my home town i went to college for a few years while i was on the run decided its just not my gig, got cetifed as a PT and have been training clients for about 2 years since iv been back home now for 4 months i have been trying to start my own PT buiss its the hardest thing i have ever tried to do, some months are geaT others are horrid, my exspense are low considerig i just paid my jeep off i had money saved up when i worked for UPS, but now that my DAD is back down were i live and he's single we hang out all the damn time were more like best friends then anything and helps me if i ask and only if i ask and well i havnt asked him for help yet, but sometimes i find myself liveing on the edge.

[stunner5000pt]

For those who do have parents to help them out your lucky and i really don't look bad upon it.

In Toronto alot of the unmarried men i know - actually alot of unmarrie dmen period in their 20's still live at home.

supposedly 26 is the new 21
21 being the age that you get the hell out of your parent's house

[305GUY]

its sounds like some of you are insinuating that having parents pay for school is a negative "spoiled" thing. LMFAO. its their freaking job IMO.. saving up for your kids education is a way of life! i plan to do the same and so on..

[Mizfit]

its sounds like some of you are insinuating that having parents pay for school is a negative "spoiled" thing. LMFAO. its their freaking job IMO.. saving up for your kids education is a way of life! i plan to do the same and so on..

If i had had that option i would've taken it in a heart beat.

[Mizfit]

supposedly 26 is the new 21
21 being the age that you get the hell out of your parent's house

Yah but who cares where someone lives.. if they're not being a lazy ass and trying to make something of themselves - why fuss about them still being at home - for me it has never been an issue.

I have my own place, so if a guy lives at home .. WOOPI

[boxingbean]

Yah but who cares where someone lives.. if they're not being a lazy ass and trying to make something of themselves - why fuss about them still being at home - for me it has never been an issue.

I have my own place, so if a guy lives at home .. WOOPI

agreed...

[mwolffey]

i wish i was

[DNoMac]

oh ya.....pay own tuition too...sux....but......thats y im goin to the National Guard.....

Yup thats what I did. Did one semester of school and drained my bank account, so naturally I joined. Without them, there is no way I'd be making it on my own, but have been since I was 18. The only cake I get from my dad is medical insurance (I even pay dental). Probably because he knows if he didn't give me that I'd say fvck it and not have any. I'm not hating on any people who get school paid for, I'd take that anyday if it was offered. However, the people who get everything handed to them kinda piss me off. They don't appreciate things as much cause they don't have to work for shit. Maybe I'm just jealous.