Q:What do you do for a living? How do you have so many bikes and constantly buy all this stuff?

Anonymous

Haha, first lets clear this up. I don’t own ALL those bikes that you might have seen posted. I own 1 and 1/2 bikes; the ‘05 600RR and half of the ‘07 white 600RR. My older brother owns the other half and parks his own white ‘07 600RR at my place because my house has a large garage and we can do work on the bikes easily. My two older step brothers also ride so that makes 5 bikes; Honda family ftw.

As for what I do: I’m a fresh college graduate, class of 2011, and I’m an engineer. I’m definitely not rich or anything, but man they really didn’t lie; hard earned college degrees WILL get you careers where you’ll be seeing money like you’ve never seen in your entire life. I also live with roommates in my friends house so rent is cheap as hell. I have no college debt so all the money I make I can spend as I wish. If I lived at home with my parents I’d have double my play money but fffffffffuuuuuuuck that haha.

I’ve received multiple messages from people saying they are jealous of my bikes and stuff like that. There’s no reason to be jealous because it’s not like I’ve achieved the unachievable. Here’s some words of wisdom. 99% of all people have to work. You can choose to work hard early in life and have it easy down the road or have it easy early in life and work hard [for a LONG TIME] down the road. I worked my ass off up until this point and now I’m set with a career and pretty stress free. Most of my friends that decided not to work hard in high school and college now work their asses off in retail or something along those lines for shitty pay and no benefits… and they’ll probably be doing that for a long time to come. Really what it comes down to is YOUR choice of when you decide you want to work hard. 

Keep in mind: I understand that there are exceptions to every situation but for the majority of cases I think my reasoning is valid. Sorry for the early morning rant/lecture. A lot of this generation just needs to stop whining and complaining about their first world problems and legitimately work hard for once. I see kids going on Tumblr complaining about the dumbest shit and I can just tell they’re lazy and don’t work hard… but at the same time they’re posting all these pictures of nice cars, mansions, motorcycles, beautiful girls, etc. I guess no one told them… You don’t get ANY of that shit without working hard. THATS. ON. SOME. REAL. TALK.

Now if you’d excuse me, I’d like to enjoy the rest of this weekend morning eating Lucky Charms and watching Full House.

-Danny aka Relate-A-Moto

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  3. vee- said: this is quite motivational. :) also what do you, engineer… as an…engineer?
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