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| Kelli Space |
Meet Kelli Space. She's a recent college graduate from Northeastern University with $200,000 owed in student loans. Kelli has a web site where she is asking you to donate your money to help her pay her loan payments.
Kelli said that she is the first one in her family to go to college. She says that she knew that she could not afford it. She continues to say that the people in the financial office at Northeastern did not warn her about what was to come.
Kelli graduated with a degree in Sociology and is now working full time as an office manager in Manhattan. She says that she can't afford to pay her $900/month student loan payments, which will increase to $1,600/month next November.
I have no sympathy for stupid people. I have less sympathy for stupid educated people!
Here's what we can learn from this, boys and girls, they don't teach common sense at Northeastern University!
Kelli said that she is the first one in her family to go to college. She says that she knew that she could not afford it. She continues to say that the people in the financial office at Northeastern did not warn her about what was to come.
Kelli graduated with a degree in Sociology and is now working full time as an office manager in Manhattan. She says that she can't afford to pay her $900/month student loan payments, which will increase to $1,600/month next November.
I have no sympathy for stupid people. I have less sympathy for stupid educated people!
Here's what we can learn from this, boys and girls, they don't teach common sense at Northeastern University!
3 comments:
Go fuck yourself Tom. You dumb piece of shit for your last sentence.
I can't argue with you! Your critique was so well worded...what the hell was I thinking?
She was told: "you shouldn't let money (you know, that stupid money) get in the way of her getting good education". That is good advice from a faculty employee , especially when that "stupid money" will end up in the faculty's pockets, then his pockets, through a nice, well deserved, salary.
I guess if I would find some morons to buy my house for 5 million one of the things I would tell them is indeed "you shouldn't let money come in the way of you owning your dream house" then cross my fingers they would find financing. In Kelli's case it was the Government, helping her to get worthless diploma for only 200k$ and pretty much enslaving her for the next 20 years. Of course, Kelli is to blame for her mistake but are those who facilitated it innocent ? Didn't the morons who bought overpriced houses blame the banks for making the purchase so easy ? And have they not found enough voices in the Congress and media to actually feel sorry and try to help them ?
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