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So, what do you guys do for a living?
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I sold the silver spoon from my mouth.
(masshi - do a search, there's already a big old thread about this)
(masshi - do a search, there's already a big old thread about this)
masshi
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I sold the silver spoon from my mouth.Originally Posted by Master-Classter
(masshi - do a search, there's already a big old thread about this)
I did search. I was hoping people's attitude would've changed in two years time, though.
I don't get why y'all have to be so secretive.
Hombre Secreto
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Im a college student, but working the ol Host Club a few nights a week gives me enough to pay rent, bills and etc as well as get clothes. My best customers often buy me nice clothes as well.Originally Posted by ratboycom
Do you sleep with them? Or is that bad business?
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These brands and all are so expensive, yet in pics you guys look young (like, college age).Originally Posted by masshi
Are you guys already working careers? Born rich?
What is it?
It's not hard to look/dress like you're rich even with a low salary if you throw a significant portion of your income at it. I'm guessing most people like that live paycheque to paycheque. When I see someone wearing expensive clothes I don't assume they're well off, I just assume they're willing to spend a lot of their money on it. Nothing wrong with that, it's their money. Personally I'd rather buy cheaper brands of clothes and have a lot of savings in the bank so I can spend my retirement in the carribean. That doesn't mean you have to dress like a bum, you can dress nice without it costing you an arm and a leg.
MetroStyles
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I poast on SF for a living. It pays well enough for me to fund my fictitious life style to the hilt.
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