shrapnel
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Wow, anything to make a point. The reason you didn’t play baseball was because of you, not baseball. The point I was making was that you could be what you want professionally, but there will always be people that can’t cut it.If this is meant objectively, as written, it is patently false.
For instance, I WANTED to be a major league baseball player. I worked at it from a young age. I was pretty good also. BUT, at the end, I lacked the necessary talent to make it to that level.
There are endless numbers of examples. I suspect there are a large number of people working their plan B, C or some less hoped for path in life.
I know that in the early 70's, while living at home, I paid for my college education without any debt. I bought a car and hunted often. All of it paid for with a part time job at a grocery store. There is not a kid alive that can pull that off as easily as I did
I had 2 sons that accomplished what you said they couldn’t, but it was because they made it happen and didn’t look for outside help.