Moving in

This is the week the students move back into residence at university, with classes starting next week. So lots of fresh-faced youngsters are bustling about, their eyes aglow with the joy of learning, full of idealism, hope, and a desire to change the world.

Who will tell them that nothing lies ahead but disappointment, despair, debt, and the crushing of all their dreams? Not me! That will come in time! In the meanwhile, long line-ups at the bank, the grocery store, and good luck finding a place to park at Wal-Mart. As I’ve shown before, this lot is usually pretty deserted. But not today!

18 thoughts on “Moving in”

  1. Yes, in due time those young folks will be transported to another, more challenging dimension far removed from university, so we’ll just let them enjoy their Wal-Mart shopping in peace.πŸ˜‰

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  2. If they weren’t so stupid, they wouldn’t be spending all that money for nothing.
    But I don’t blame them one bit. Their parents on the other hand, those miserable bastards should know better than saddle their kids with a lifetime debt. And for what? A major in gender studies? I’m so cranky right now, I’d probably try to bite a college student right now and yell at them about how stupid they are being.
    Go to a technical college and learn an actual skill that contributes to society. Grrrrrrr.

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