Within the collection of phrases that makes me listen more irritation, there are two that are in the top of the list, and whose meaning is identical but differ in shape. The first "foo has already been placed " is especially pronounced for parents who were born before the seventies, often ignoring the job title that "foo " has agreed ( "Who cares if you have already registered!" ) and is often accompanied by a simultaneous arching eyebrows, a slight nod and a stretched index finger pointing sobering air their children without mercy "See? Son, so and so and can be mortgaged for life, marriage, have children, ask for a personal loan to an exaggerated interest for vacation 15 days a year to Benidorm, be exploited, losing their rights, and, of course, forget to pursue any professional dream. What luck that has been registered! ".
The second "that race is out?" is particularly pronounced for college students or aspiring, often ignoring the content of the course (" But ... what if you out! ") and is often accompanied by an inquisitive frown when you ask other students. "See That career is out. It is not your vocation but it is out. The hate you and probably leave after two and a half years have spoiled all that time. Forget about your dreams. If you do not like , you hold, because it compensates if you can find a job and place "
Greetings fast
Elsupersonico
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