Mathematics, 12.02.2021 05:00 emalvidrez5205

Life is slavery all your life you work

first its preschool
then its school
then college
then you go off to work
then you retire and rot away in your kids' house or in a retirement home
then you die

one day you are a 13 year old rocking out to nirvana then you die

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