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| quote: | Originally posted by chinaboy1021
dont worry about what people do with their money. you have no idea about them.
you say parents go through hell to get their kids a ps3, but why do you think that. they could have higher disposable income, therefore $1000 is not hell, it's a walk in the park.
yes, material items are evil sometimes and rot ppl's brains. i agree with that.
but why dont you think about the other side of the story before you suggest them a vacation is better. you dont know these people, they may be getting their child a ps3 AND a vacation. spoiled yes, but that depends on who you compare with.
or how about this for argument sake, a kid can be entertained and satisfied with the ps3 all on their own. some parents may not have time to take 1 week off to go to europe. then again, why the fuck would a child want to go to europe. oh wait, im sure they want to look at 800 year old churches.
this post is not directed at anyone, it's just a reality check. dont judge ppl, you have no idea. |
Actually "going through hell" doesn't mean having to spend a lot of money on something...with the so called shortages that are apparently happening with this thing...hell could also mean having to run around the city for days to get one.
And if you read my post I said that IN MY OPINION I would rather spend money on a vacation than on material things.
And in reference for a child going to Europe (or ANYWHERE in the world for that matter)...there are a lot more things to do on vacation then party. There's a thing called absorbing the culture. And FYI, when I went on vacations with my parents we did a mix of educational things and fun things and I quite enjoyed the educational things...but then again that is MY OPINION!
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