A lot of people coming out of the great depression who fought in the 2nd World War made a grave error in judgment – it happens. They vowed that their children would not grow up in the same conditions of poverty that they themselves did. What they didn’t realize was, what they were really vowing was this “My children will not grow up under the same conditions which endowed me with the strength, and the character, and the courage to cope with life’s ups and downs!” And now just look at what life has become for millions of teens and twenty-somethings. Smoking pot and hanging out at home with their parents. Back in the day, people couldn’t wait to get out of the house, make their own way, have their own privacy, and raise their own family. Nowadays, alot of young-adults want to do that from their parents spare bedroom.

It used to be during the depression an athlete would pay money (if they had it to spare) to be able to go out on that field (or court) and perform. To live their greatest dreams! Nowadays, 10 million dollars aint enough to go out and perform, and live their greatest dreams (to make more money than the last cat did)?