n_huffhines
What's it gonna cost?
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I'm opposed to most things Dallas Cowboy, lol. They didn't start wearing cowboy boots till the early 90s though before that it was go-go style boots. That may be where the fad started cause it seems like mid 90s when I first saw girls wearing them around Nashville.So your opposed to the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders? I cannot support your hot take. Beautiful women in shorts and cowboy boots are fine by me. God save your soul.
No one over the age of 9 should be wearing boots with shorts..
Too*It’s annoying that women can talk thier way out of any ticket given they can do 1 of 2 things:
Instacry or have incredible cleavage
A man gets stopped he’s not crying, or dangling his way out of a ticket.
Watching golf in any form is mind numbing. I’m fully convinced that its just an excuse to take a nap.
People that work inside in July and say “it’s to hot in here” make my skin crawl. Enjoy your position there’s much worse places to work
Not just "how are you doing," but continuing to ramble after asking any question. Happens all the time.I’ve gotten one that has happened to me twice today (I work in the customer service field):
People that ask you how you’re doing but continue to talk without letting you answer should be stripped of all lands and titles, and should be forced to go back to kindergarten for one year.
My hot take is that many healthcare fields will begin to experience drastic shortages due to schools becoming completely unaffordable (sp?) without some type of major scholarships. I've received estimated costs of attendance on 4 different career paths of what I want to do next and it's completely absurd. I'll end up choosing my 4th choice probably because it scares me that I'll put my family in a financial bind for the rest of our lives. It's embarrassing that a person is hesitant to follow a dream career because they fear it will create financial suicide. My #1 choice has an estimated cost of attendance of over $165,000 in tuition and fees ALONE. That is not living expenses, misc expenses, or the interest accrued on loans. According to my math I would be around $300,000 in debt when I completed this journey to start a career that pays on average in our area $120,000 as a new grad. Sorry, this is more of a rant and not a hot take.