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Why Inactivity Doesn T Work

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I think that inactivity does serve a purpose , but I am for actually going out side and doing something. I'm not the type of person that can just sit on his butt all day and play on the computer or play x box because actually getting up and doing something will make you a harder worker, can make you appreciate the money you make and to respect the people that have been working all there lives to provide for you. Being a hard worker is amazing because you have the opportunity to make a lot of money. There is always the chance someone will see you working and actually stop and offer you a job that offers a lot more money. And as a bonus if you love what you do you will never actually work in your life. So if you were sitting on the couch playing …show more content…

While your working you should be making your own money. I guarantee that your parents are going to be happy at the fact that they don't have to pay for your phone anymore. Plus if you get in to trouble they can't take your phone away because you paid for it. And if you want to go out with some friends you'll have the money, you would not have to ask your mom or dad for 20 dollars to go to the movies, or to go to the mall. You can buy your own car and insurance. That's just a small list of things that you can do the list of options is endless. I just bought a 1997 Honda civic si for 4,000 dollars. I did it because I wanted the car and I had the money because I decided to so out side and do something with my life to actually life for something more than a controller or keyboard. And actually doing something or working will change the way you look at the people that raised you, even if they weren't there all the time at least you know what they were doing. They were trying to give you a better life. That's why you have that computer, the x box 360, or those brand new

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