The grass always looks greener on the other side.

@mr.almezeini647

3 жыл бұрын

I mean you are OP, so i don't think there is any greener grass than your OP grass

@ihavetubes

3 жыл бұрын

''On the highest throne in the world, we are seated still upon our asses.'' Michel de Montaigne

@trevor_mcdonald

3 жыл бұрын

Grass is greener where ya water it brotha

@watt5961

3 жыл бұрын

Finding paradise?

You really should not be quitting any paying job during a pandemic. A lot of people are out of work, which means there’s a huge supply of labor out there to easily replace you. Part of being an adult is pushing through situations you may not always like. Sometimes you have to ride the bad out until you hit the good. I am TMM's age, and believe me things can get rough but things can also get better if you set yourself up for success early in life. I've been fired, laid off, completely broke, living in my parents basement, thousands of $$ in debt, doing shit jobs until I found a paying job. I am 35 now and I make $120K a year, own my own condo in Miami, have a great gf. It takes times but you have to push through

@BanAaron

3 жыл бұрын

He never said he should quit on the spot. He said he should try doing the same job for a different company or try a new field. Maybe I am being pedantic, but I wouldn't classify getting a new job somewhere else and moving there as "quitting". Quitting a job implies leaving without having another job lined up.

@neuralsixty3852

3 жыл бұрын

Being in a job you hate also forces you to be disciplined in taking the steps to switch to what actually fulfills you - in fact, the more you hate the job, the better since you'll have no excuses to waste time. Being comfortable in a job you like makes you lazy to opening yourself up to new facets of you.

@Shomus

3 жыл бұрын

I mean it depends on what country he or she living

@ihavetubes

3 жыл бұрын

Are bad days aren't even comparable to the bad days of are past ancestors. Enjoy life, keeps things simple and don't use negative reinforcements on your mind.

@bboyhanvzla

3 жыл бұрын

exactly, part of being an adult is being a good slave.

Im 23 an i honestly needed to hear this thanks 💯

@FlanVanDizel

3 жыл бұрын

Keep your head up my friend. I'm only 22 and I've dealt with this personally in the past. Reason for it was because I was always comparing myself to my best friends. Right now my friend who is also 22 is married, has nice cars and has his own house while finishing up college. He kept achieving more and more over the years that I've known him and I couldn't help but feel that I was doing something wrong. Problem with this mindset is that you don't consider how drastically different your lives can be. My friend was determined to achieve theses goals when he was young because he saw that his parents never got to experience these things growing up and they worked hard to help him achieve those goals. Whereas in my case I was discouraged by my parents at a very young to peruse my dreams which caused me to spend roughly 4 to 5 years lost and trying to figure out what I wanted to do with my life. I only recently started going to school for game design whereas all my friends have already completed college and have really nice jobs, but I'm okay with that because I've stopped comparing my success to theirs and spent more time supporting and being happy for them while being happy for myself knowing that I have a goal in mind despite how long it took me to find it.

@kickass2733

3 жыл бұрын

I needed to hear this myself. I’m turning 22 next month and I’ve didn’t go to college and been working jobs I didn’t like and I’m still working a job I don’t love or very much cause I feel like I could be doing so much more. In America were so pressure to go to college but the truth is idk what the hell I wanna do with my life. I barely make any money to live only to pay bills. The road at the moment seems or linear and I don’t like it. Most of the time I feel like shit cause I have nothing of my own other than my car. Hopefully I figure what I wanna do in the years to come cause right now I feel lost. Only things I really like to do are playing video games and driving cars. There isn’t much else that’s peaks my interest

@Armen666

3 жыл бұрын

@@kickass2733 Bro i totally feel you man, i am in the same boat as you... I wanted to stream n make some money to build my own income or some sort and it just isn't workin out cuz i don't have the time or proper space to do all that and i have a hard time with my family that i don't even wanna say family, its just not working out.

@callmeo5104

3 жыл бұрын

@@FlanVanDizel that is very true man I’m in the same position but the thing is it’s never to late to chase your dreams, it’s never to late to achieve anything, you might not get there as fast as others but the goal is to get to where you would like to be in your own life and just worry about yourself and just like you said if you keep comparing yourself to others it will only break you down

@polishjerry8662

3 жыл бұрын

@@FlanVanDizel I’m no experienced dude, but I believe that everything has a purpose

Find 3 hobbies: 1 that makes you fit, 1 that makes you money, and 1 that makes you smart.

@polposama2176

3 жыл бұрын

So basically everything but Tekken? Nah I’m just playing cause we both know if you have the reaction time to block some of these Tekken lows than you should be able to catch a bullet being shot with just two fingers

@terencema6714

3 жыл бұрын

@@polposama2176 Tekken can very much be one of those hobbies that makes you money and helps keep you smart.

@mychaeljones7526

3 жыл бұрын

Fit: Wrestling. Smart: Security job. Money: stocks and virtual money

@terencema6714

3 жыл бұрын

@@mychaeljones7526 Hey man, keep that going. Sounds like a great plan.

Wait a second, this isn't Aris?

@daylem5829

3 жыл бұрын

hey alright

@estiloproductions1778

3 жыл бұрын

@@daylem5829 🤣

@bennymountain1

3 жыл бұрын

"Quit your job. But don't quit smoking weed."

@den0saur

3 жыл бұрын

@@bennymountain1 hey. keep it down, will ya?

@chunkymonn5177

3 жыл бұрын

English only, pendejo.

Also gotta be honest Adrian, as a 26 year old who is trying very hard to figure things out who feels like you did at 28 hearing your story helps me feel a lot better about my situation. I have definitely learned a lot from my circumstances no matter how hard they have been. I'm still trying to get my stuff together but I'm making little strides every day. A lot of us in today's world really need to hear this. Thank You.

@clubnightparade

3 жыл бұрын

Is your name an air gear reference

@grimsside7796

3 жыл бұрын

@@clubnightparade it ABSOLUTELY IS!!!! NOBODY KNOWS ABOUT AIR GEAR!!!! HEYYYYY! LET'S GO!

@clubnightparade

3 жыл бұрын

@@grimsside7796 bro air gear is badass man with the anime would have gotten a proper ending, I really need to read the manga

@grimsside7796

3 жыл бұрын

@@clubnightparade read the manga while playing the Opening Chain by Backon!!! They did a remake of the song this year!!!

@grimsside7796

3 жыл бұрын

@@clubnightparade I'm still hoping for a proper full adaptation!

Its never too late. Forget the past, learn from your mistakes , focus on preasent and be successful in the future. :)

@krunchy8118

3 жыл бұрын

This

I quit my job as a software engineer to pursue teaching high school math and physics. Best decision I ever made. It is okay to leave something behind, just have a plan for what you are going to do next.

I think he should wave dash outta that office.

I'm working at chicken factory where it's cold as fuck, I hate it with a passion, I have a few health problems thanks to it like back pain and wrist pain etc but seeing how now everybody is losing their job left and right makes me actually appreciate it.

@disruptor6550

3 жыл бұрын

100% agreed. Sometimes you really need to appreciate the things you have, rather than complaining about what you don't have. Even if it might not be great, you gotta keep in mind that MANY people have it way worse. Hope things get better for you though man!

@nicholascora1263

3 жыл бұрын

Damn, never found somebody who said they work in a chicken factory

@DxTrixterz

3 жыл бұрын

@@nicholascora1263 It fucking sucks trust me. Being put under pressure for 12 hours every day to do targets faster and faster really gets on you physically and mentally.

I'm 47 and have had a ton of different jobs in my life time. Majority of them I didn't care for. Especially the gloomy depressing warehouse and hard labor jobs. Lucky for me I finally stumbled upon the perfect job that pays well and suits me. As the saying goes.. Every days a vacation if you love your occupation. When you feel this way about your job you will stick with it and be happy you quit that last job. Unfortunately some jobs we really like don't pay well and if thats the case then you might have to sacrifice and compromise your pursuit of every day happiness for better pay until you find the job that does both for you.

@Gabriel5955959

3 жыл бұрын

What is your job now?

@chessmanx548

3 жыл бұрын

@@Gabriel5955959 I work as a security officer at a large casino. It's like working at an adult arcade. I enjoy the environment that supplies free food, entertainment, with constant music and as Kanye West song puts it.. all of the lights. Unlike a dark gloomy warehouse that usually depressed me. I Used to work surveillance until I got promoted. I would say that security is somewhat of a lazy man's job that conserves energy so I can do other things like go to the gym. Unlike hard labor jobs that can exhaust you. Yes there's cons along with the pros but over all when I compare my job to all the others I've had. The cons seem petty in comparison which is why I've stuck with it for 12 years now.

Thank you Adrian. I'm a 25 year old garbage man. I'm making great attempts on building my career as a content Creator. And watching this made me feel a little better. Always feels like I'm trying to play catch up with other "successful people". Thank you! I took from this video that I have to stay at my own pace and live my own life.

I can tell the same, don't think so low of yourself! I was in the same situation when i was in your age. I am 27 now and did a lot to come to where i am today. If you really WANT to change, you can certainly achive what you like. Nice to see your not just crushing peoples souls online but also safe some during stream MainMan👍

I'm 21 and I feel like wasting my time. I don't like studying. I just want to earn money and support my hobbies and passion.

@hestiaisbestia2246

3 жыл бұрын

Like everyone of us 😔

@thesteamguy6171

3 жыл бұрын

Same but then i think of the future and even a shitty degree can give me a slightly better chance at getting a more stable job and then fuel my hobbies and passions. We gotta push through!

@sonzai5162

3 жыл бұрын

@@thesteamguy6171 I lost drive along the way. I'm now in my 3rd yr as a college student and I'm lost. I just want to hurry and finish my degree. Yeah we gotta grind to get out of this shithole.

@thesteamguy6171

3 жыл бұрын

@@sonzai5162 same dude, I'm in third year too, just 2 more to go and then hopefully it wont be too long before i find a job that will allow me to just mind my business and never go near a school ever again.

@sonzai5162

3 жыл бұрын

@@thesteamguy6171 Haha you really hate school, don't you? I don't think I can leave school for a while if I ever follow my career path since I'm taking an education course. You think you can do some part time jobs here and there while studying?

I am 31 and got a job just recently I am happy and proud over. You young people need to chill.

@thesteamguy6171

3 жыл бұрын

31 you're still young, a young adult ;)

@Ace-of-spade

3 жыл бұрын

I'm 33 and l work as barman and l luv tekken! Life doesn't stop here . The more we grow the more we become wiser and teach young kids and support them!!!

@Raspotnik

3 жыл бұрын

@@thesteamguy6171 Dude. I dont feel so young anymore. Sure from time to time it doesnt feel like I age at all since I was in my twenties. But yeah I got a family, a farm and other stuff that makes me feel adulthood.

@thesteamguy6171

3 жыл бұрын

@@Raspotnik you're living the life dude, keep it up!

@Raspotnik

3 жыл бұрын

@@thesteamguy6171 You too my man

I quit my previous job, and found a new one, that doesn't have toxic co-workers, it's more interesting. Made a switch this year, I am 29. I am planning to learn java language and put that to use.

@peterramos5128

3 жыл бұрын

So glad that I did that, no regrets whatsoever

@anon-kc1bk

3 жыл бұрын

Good for you mate, stay strong.

I work at my own truck and I make triple the money that my cousin who went to university and working now on a desk and can't do anything without telling his boss Unlike me i can go home whenever I want and spam durya

@idontwant2beasoldiermama241

3 жыл бұрын

What do you do on your truck?

@Anashere_Narrnda

3 жыл бұрын

@@idontwant2beasoldiermama241 concrete mixer

Very encouraging words from a man that knows how hard life is. Whatever you have today make the best of it don't dwell in the past if you're 20 or 40 like TMM said concentrate on what you do best and make the most out of it, being a janitor even being just a shoe shiner is a job and be proud of what you accomplished. I still remember Jackie Chan's interview when he was young and just a poor stuntman he said one day I will have that kind of bike pointing at a great motorbike and look at him now. Strive always like a nuclear bomb that little molecule can explode to greatness.

Regret is the worst feeling in life but there's no point in stressing about the past when you can't change things. Also most people do what they have to and not what they want to, that's just life. Just be positive and put the work in and usually good things will eventually happen.

This resonated with me for what happened at my last job, I had the tipical office job in a call center but that was draining me at a steady rate, my anxiety, drepression and stress went up so much to the point I started getting phisically ill,I was working myself to death, but then I decided to quit and go to work to a different job with a friend and that's when the pandemic struck the world, life hasn't been but i'm always looking for something to learn, something new to do that I like, but more important, i feel even better now than how I used to feel back then.

@peterramos5128

3 жыл бұрын

Same, quit the call center job, and I am trying to hold my ground at a sys admin job

Dear TMM, Im 24 and I really needed to hear what you said here this christmas. That particular line of thinking provided me with many sleepless nights this year. I feel like less of a failure now. Thank you. God bless you and have a wonderful new year.

Didn't saw the video, but i really like these types of videos where you talk about different situations in life

I like how actualized you are Main Man. I was 22 two years ago and in a similar spot. Swapped my major and I see a future for myself.

Some wise words there from our MainDad. Appreciate those kinds of vids!

Nice vid, it seems like people in general find it difficult to be able to figure out the little things that they enjoy and respect without worrying about other people input. it is simple but can be hard for many people...

Thank you for sharing your knowledge on this topic TMM

I totally agree with you, MainMan! In Denmark, we call it "uddannelsessnobberi" (>"Education/academic snobbery"

This was good talk for a guy that sits and plays Tekken for long hours. That was real talk to that 22 year old guy. There are alot of reasons to be tired of a job, which is most likely equal to the reasons to do something about it. Go target for a promotion, if not, target for a new better paying job. Thats just two, there are more options. Get a goal.

These vids are nice ...keep em coming

I needed to hear this, im about to turn 19 and am in the same situation as OP. thank you tmm

Thank you MainMan, Im struggling at A lvls at the moment. Trying to get to law school in my country cause I like debating and inspired by ace attorney games. Although i dont do part time jobs but i can certainly relate a lot to what youre talking about. Thank you so much✌

Tmmswe Tekken Expert Informant and Player. Also a very Awesome life issue encourager.

This is great I'm 24 now I'm gonna focus what I'm doing right now

I have learned something valuable lesson again from you Adrian,it's always a blessing to spread motivational words to everyone, masku.. salute to you tmm 👍

I'm 22 and I feel like I needed to hear this. Thanks Mainman

While I do agree with his sentiment of not following social expectations, due to automation, the job market is changing, so that people need to go to college or trade school to find a decent job. Having job without any education, such as trade school or college, is becoming increasingly hard, which is why many policies of bringing blue collar jobs to the US does not work. In the end, many tedious jobs, such as cooking, writing news articles, government documents, factory jobs, etc. will become obsolete, while jobs that require creativity and intuition, such as engineering, art, science, fictional literature, etc. will increase in demand, especially science and engineering because of its connection with production and economics. I think people should follow their dreams and have fun with life. However, people need to commit to something at some point in order to get better at it. I think trying to do something that you are truly passionate about will not always happen, but becoming a master at something, regardless of whether you enjoy it or not, can be rewarding. Then again, enjoy life for what it is and don't expect more from it. Sorry for the super long rant.

Its really strange how TMM just handled me more truth in 9 min than my father for 22 years of my life XD

This is just one of many reasons why I'm subbed to themainman🧏🏿‍♂️🧠

I needed this

Love this type of videos

Keep thess kinda videos we're listening and watching 'em ;)

I'd advice to look for alternatives or even get a bigger education while running on part-time jobs. I used to have a shitty school grade aswell but i'm halfway through college now and i'm doing very well. Nothing is over per se unless you are really far into your lifespan

I had a similar crisis last year, I was almost 22 and at that time I had a job with children care (I love children, but these jobs are not always how they should be), that drained my entire energy... So much so that when I came back home I would open my ps4 to run Dark Souls 3. I was not investing my efforts and time in art like I promised myself I'd do. In my opinion, everyone IS special. Some people are fit for jobs like a janitor or a waiter, others are fit for academia, and others, like me, are fated to work on whatever lets them express themselves. If that means you don't get money out of it, then so be it; eventually, you will. The thing is, sometimes in life you have to do things you hate, and those things are so valuable and important that being unhappy for a while can result in great success in the future. To mention one of my favorite quotes: "not all those who wander are lost" - J.R.R. Tolkien. Have a conscious mind and take care everyone!

@TMM you explained like a elder brother, love from India.

Mainman, ive learned that people do not listen to advice such as this, no matter how many times you tell them, they will ask the same question over and over again. When a certain person asks something like this, they are afraid of doing what you say they "should" do because they believe its a risk no worth taking. Im no genius or anyone to voice this sort of opinion but in turn i feel like your advice that you are giving now is going to be wasted away, granted, you are a streamer and an influncer in the tekken community and you also have quite the viewership so it isnt completely terribly wasted away because it might help someone but i want to believe that this certain person that asked the question will not take your advice, which hurts because you try to help them and they say "nah". At the end of the day, we all live different lives and what we do with it is our choice, good or bad. The point im trying to get across is you'll get asked the same questions over and over again and give the same answer but no one will listen. Hope you have a good day!

Im 22 i have no job mostly i got money from side income. But now i cant get it anymore. I used to be healthy but now my health condition sucks. Even so im trying my best. Im so grateful now the money i keep for all these year i can buy a motocycle. The only thing i need is a driving liscense and i can go find a job. So i can afford a wifi to play and stream anything i want. I got my side income mostly on stream i cant afford wifi so im trying to get it back. I needed to hear this tmm thank you. My family mind are like that if ure janitor etc u are a loser i dont have a emotional support and so on. But im still trying my best. We'll get there eventually just dont giveup chasing ur passion!

The best opportunities come from places that you least expect or from stuff that you put in tons of effort into

TheMainDadSWE spitting facts.

Great advice MainDaddySWE

Imagine an podcast by TMM, this would be insane

@nirmalsuthar2151

3 жыл бұрын

+1

I respect the hell outta TMM for this cause most people need this kind of advise

Wow TMM, you are not just intelligent, but you have good heart, god bless you for real.

I needed this video

This is S tier advice from TMM

Have you noticed that all Tekken Gods have pretty good mindsets? They usually have a decent level of self-control and some sort of wisdom (when they choose to talk about serious issues).

Thanks for the wise words TMM

ill keep this in mind when i grow up

You should play authentic sky during your speech,it suits your subject

In my opinion and non broad experience as a 25 y/o, find something you like and are willing to put hours and effort, it doesn't matter what, and become your best at it. It will lead you to have a thriving, meaningfull and fulfilled life. At the end, it is what every human being craves to.

Thank you

Mainman accidentally discovers class consciousness and sees thru the bourgeois myth of skilled vs unskilled labor 😏🤠

On that topic, what about a home that I really don’t like to live at?

Legend

Hey alright

Dude I quit my job cause they were paying the new guys a little more than me. Now in 1 week I'll be joining the United States Marine Corps.

Nice

Everyone keeps making that mistake, 80s kids are millennials too Adrian...

@best_dad_ever5716

3 жыл бұрын

What he actually means is the teenagers who have grown in the age of fb, insta, KZread and high speed internet. Try to understand what person is actually saying rather than always reading the meaning of word from dictionary.

@mychaeljones7526

3 жыл бұрын

Hey alright

@lostdreamer50

3 жыл бұрын

@@best_dad_ever5716 words' meanings are important too though

@lostdreamer50

3 жыл бұрын

@@mychaeljones7526 alright!

22 here. Thank you.

TMM giving them good life lessons

Should you really be asking a scrupMan for job and life advice? Now what you should do is listen to me; a random youtube commenter. Let me give you some good life advice, son. (Im joking for those who couldn't tell, and this post is long because I personally have been there before) As a person who recently received his MBA from a top school, I can tell you that just about everyone who went to the program did not go there to achieve their goal of becoming a CEO or the next steve jobs. The vast majority of my classmates went to the program for reasons such as finding more meaningful work, exploring their personal potential, or wanting a more meaningful work title. This showed that the vast majority of people were using the MBA as a means of escaping their current work or life situation. However, what most, if not all, of my classmates found is that there is almost no such thing as a dream job. In fact, almost all jobs involving an employer are not set up to be personally meaningful in the first place. They are set up to serve some end user. So when people explore the question of what they should do with their career, or what job they should get, they inherently forget that there is a conflict between what they find meaningful and the requirements of the job. I bring this up because at 22 years old you think that a degree and a better job will make your life better, but im here to tell you that you just face different problems. While your financial status will certainly change, if you don't know what makes life personally meaningful you will just find yourself richer and less happy. But finding what is meaningful to you takes time. I can't claim to be an expert on this subject, but as someone who has lived on this planet long enough to go through what your experiencing I feel I can tell you how I would think about the problem now if I were in your shoes. There is a thing called Maslow's hierarchy of needs which states that people need the following in order to feel fulfilled in their life: basic needs (food, water, shelter), safety needs(job, financial security), social belonging(friends, intimacy), self-esteem(status, recognition), and finally self-actualization(be who you feel you are inside at your maximum potential). If you notice, most people get caught up in trying to achieve a few (money, status, food and shelter), but neglect things like friends, family, and personal development. The best approach I have found is to try to build a life or routine that aligns all these needs because when one part of your life is in chaos the other parts tend to suffer as well. Knowing this, I would suggest that you continue to explore what you find meaningful. By explore, I meant try to do something that will enable you to find your talents. Open a business, learn to code, build things, learn an instrument, it doesn't matter as long as you are putting in real mental and physical effort to fulfill the needs mentioned before. As you struggle, you will learn more about yourself which is how you go up the hierarchy of needs. At 22, the doors of opportunity are wide open to you and I didn't get my bachelors until I was 28 when I started to find out what I wanted to do. I don't regret it either because a lot of people end up getting degrees and jobs they hate, and are saddled with soul crushing student debt in the USA. I hope this was useful and not so vague. I think the hardest part of this problem is not knowing what the problem is, putting structure to that problem, and solving it in a systematic way.

nice answer mister Mainman

Hey tmm how to unlock the locked character should I buy dlc season 4 past

👍 💪

MainManSwe aka Father Ora

tmm nice video nice talk

Full time streaming? 🤔

I don't know if it's a generation thing. But we millenials un-ironically screwed ourselves with "high expectations"

Actually i will accept any job the pay will allow me to save extra money.

Good talk SWE

I'm mechanic car I've been working on it for 5 year and I'm still hate my job I wish I was computer tech😔

@-WarBlaDe-

3 жыл бұрын

I think car mechanic best job believe me

Tell him to read “The Conspiracy Against the Human Race”

I also want to know when you quit

TMM also has Sweden's insanely generous social medicine and universal income to help him like it is in most European countries

Give that job to me I need job and jobless

No beard Aris?

I work customer service and I hate the job would be easier if people weren't so stupid

Since when did y’all start replacing Aris with TMM?

@BlackTalon1996

3 жыл бұрын

Its a worthy replacement

@ryanoshredmaster5305

3 жыл бұрын

When Aris stopped playing tekken 😂

TheDadManSWE is thebestmanswe

TheMainteachyouhowtohandlelifeSwe

Generous and controversial

dont even have a job haha

Wow... I did not expect to see asking for advice from a gamer for direction of life...I suggest you also read some astrology to check if your zodiac bring you fortune in the coming years. Having a job is already a blessing today, you should be grateful to still be employed during this tough time. If you are living in northern Europe, I congratulate you to have the best social welfare safety net in the world, supported by the rich oil field in the North Sea. But, people in developing world are far less fortunate that you, who even have free time to think about whether you like or dislike your job. They have only one purpose now: It is to put the bread and butter on the table! If there is any advise, it would be "quit whining!".

@Ace-of-spade

3 жыл бұрын

22 yrs old dude ! He still young and lost . Maybe he still living in his moms house. I bet u if he wasn't there he would think twice about quitting his job . We live in cruel world. U don't work u don't eat . Life isn't a video game. The more u grow up the more ur responsibility grow with u !!! Poor guy he need some serious orientation from adults

@alfwloweimwald

3 жыл бұрын

@@Ace-of-spade 22 years old is considered as young? I highly doubted. He should have come of age to think for himself. I agreed with Main Man's comment that the later generation has been pampered and always been given high regard even having achieved nothing special. Somehow it intrinsically made them feel like they should always take things for granted. Of course, they are not the only one to be blamed, the prior generation should take some responsibility of the problem of the coming of age generation. But, the reality is that he should give up any wishful thinking. Having no skills on any trade as well as no academic background really tagged him as not fit-for-hire. Manual labor is so much easily replaceable in these days, it is no doubt unwise to quit his job. As far as how deplorable the situation may be, I do believe this pandemic situation is a wake-up call for him to really act on his situation. The biggest asset he had is being young, that means more possibility in life. The very first thing I suggested is to stop whining, and be positive. If time allows, do some sport or get some sunshine. Staying in the room, looking at the monitor and asking an youtuber won't solve any real life problems.

@Ace-of-spade

3 жыл бұрын

@@alfwloweimwald well said dude !! I couldn't ask for more 👍 high props

Aris wannabe huh

Second comment

early

"You should quit your job" the very answer

First