30 year old evicted by parents

[Rico]

Yeah, I was outta there at age 23 as soon as I could afford the shared rent for a crappy cheap apartment with a good mate of mine at the time and keep a clapped out 2nd hand car running... an antique baby-shit coloured VW Golf ... good times. LOL

 

[Rambler]

...and cue the companies lining up for their 15 minutes of getting their name in the news. Villa Italian Kitchen has offered him a job. Somehow I don't think he'll take it: https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018...arents-basement-gets-job-offer-starting-bonus

 

[Nathangun]

...and cue the companies lining up for their 15 minutes of getting their name in the news. Villa Italian Kitchen has offered him a job. Somehow I don't think he'll take it: https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018...arents-basement-gets-job-offer-starting-bonus

That's shameless promotion.

 

[Meat Grinder]

He's now suing Best Buy for $400,000 in a discrimination lawsuit.

 

[Nathangun]

Hmm he seems happy I guess.

 

[Bootie]

Looks kinda weird.

 

[Badger73]

So, having been flung from the nest by mom & dad to actually accomplish self sufficient things by himself for himself, he can "never mend the relationship with his parents". So much for the people who provided him love and care then having the gumption to make him realize how to stand up for himself and help him realize the happiness @Nathangun observed.

Let me know when this silliness is over . . . :shocknaz:

 

[Nathangun]

The fact that he's suing his former employer for not giving him time off to do daddy stuff while 'single mums here given time off' is a joke, his son didn't live with him as far as I'm aware.

 

[Meat Grinder]

Best thing he could do is join the Army. He's a bit old, but they might still take him if he could pass the ASVAB. I wager a drill sergeant could motivate him.

 

[Bootie]

I remember leaving home when I was 21... I actually left the country too with nothing but a backpack, a guitar and a Playstation One and moved to Scotland. Im 40 now and in a couple of years will have spent as much of my life in Scotland as Northern Ireland.

 

[Meat Grinder]

Still rockin that Playstation One?

You young whippersnapper, I still have my original NES in my basement somewhere. Still have the box and everything.

 

[Bootie]

Hell no... I got me one of them new spangled high falootin PS 4's.

 

[Nathangun]

I still have a Sega Megadrive hiding somewhere.

 

[Septic Limb]

I was 19 when I came home on a Friday and my Father said I was to be gone by Sunday. Saturday I threw a duffel bag and one box into my car and was gone. Dad's parting words "This isn't a revolving door.".

 

[Meat Grinder]

Gotta love dads, eh @Septic Limb ?

 

[Septic Limb]

Gotta love dads, eh @Septic Limb ?

There wasn't much love between us and my mother was getting torn apart playing peacekeeper. Looking back I would say that it was the correct call for the situation.

 

[Buckykatt]

I was 18 when my Dad was pissed that I didn't clean out the bathtub (I worked at a shitty sweatshop factory makin $3.50 an hour and was whipped when I got home.) big fight ensued, he threw me out. Threw some clothes in a bag, threw them in my car at the time (67 Olds 98) moved in with my G/F's cousins..awful, stayed 2 months. Moved in with my G/F's sister and husband, worse than awful, joined the Air Force a few month's later. My Dad reconsidered and invited me home to live til I left for Basic training. So I hear ya @Septic Limb

 

[Meat Grinder]

Dads can sometimes be too hard on their sons. Betcha none of them end up like the guy in my original post though.

 

[Nathangun]

Dads can sometimes be too hard on their sons. Betcha none of them end up like the guy in my original post though.

Inner smart ass coming to the forefront here, none of them ended up like the dad or son?
Just kidding.
Got on well with the old man myself, might not have made him proudest dad but I never got into trouble.