If I won the lottery I think I'd have a significant increase in my overall happiness.  I'd keep working but definitely quit my job and go back to what I really love.

The reason 18-29 year olds are less likely to lose their tempers is because they're the ones who are doing these types of low-paying, under-appreciated and overall crappy jobs.  I agree with previous commenters who have worked in service industries.  When a customer gets nasty with me I go out of my way to do as li...more

And please tell me why am I stupid?  For thinking that people who chose to brag about hitting their children in public shouldn't be celebrated?  Or for not wanting inappropriate people around my kid?  Or for trying to not use foul language in a public forum?  Or using correct capitalization?  What I am stupid for is fe...more

Lennyb0b, you and your dad both sound like jacka**es.  You sound like my dad and grandpa who both loved to brag about spanking their kids.  There's a reason why I don't have anything to do with them or want them in contact with their grandchild/great-gra ​ ndchild.  And ThatGuy001, I can't take anyone seriously wh...more

My biological father used to spank me all the time with a belt.  I will not speak to him ever again.  I also think my mom spanked me too much for trivial things.  I still get angry with her when I think about it and have little respect for her when it comes to her opinions on child-rearing.  My sister has a 17 month ol...more

It seems, as always, this comment section is filled with (mostly) hateful and rude people.  I worked at a car dealership for about 6 months as a salesperson and quit about a month ago due to relocating for my husband's new job.  I ran into both sides of this argument.  My managers and mainly the owner would do anything...more

My student loans make me regret going to college in the first place.  A week after I turned 18 someone told me to sign this piece of paper to get money to go to an expensive private school and I did.  No one in my family had ever been to college and I just thought when I graduated I'd magically get a job that could pay...more

Although I think this author jumps to a lot of unrealistic conclusions, I have to agree that a college degree is totally not worth it's cost.  I'm drowning in debt and my co-workers who did not go to college are doing much better than I.  College was a great experience but if I had to do it all over again, I most certa...more