@Kaykat Yup, I agree! Also, if you check Aaron's vidlii page, the comment about his grandmother getting a stroke is a fallacy. The aaron we know is not the same aaron on www.youtube.com/@aaronp552 (that is a different Aaron whose grandmother may have suffered a stroke).

I didn't miss you at all! I've actually been having a life, unlike you! He's busy working, and he doesn't have time to be on this stupid site every day! First you're flirting with me, now you're calling me all this shit! MAKE UP YOUR DAMN MIND! Of course you're into weirdo Jap broads! And why are all you white nationalists obsessed with weirdo Japs anyway? You made my fucking point, you're some white nationalist incel that would never say that in the ghetto! You're a fucking Nazi LARPer, boi!

@Unblockable that's because Aaron is a mature and respectable man. He knows right from wrong. He could learn a thing or two from Aaron.

@Kaykat I agree! Aaron is almost a decade younger, yet he speaks more rationally, and in a more calm and mature tone by comparison. He doesn't stalk or dox people, he doesn't use slurs, he doesn't make threats or sexual comments, he doesn't wish for people's grandmothers to have strokes.

@unblockable yes that is pretty disturbing. He has a lot of growing up to do.

@AaronP Yes, you can make five figures just by working minimum wage. However, you would not make five figures by running an imaginary business.

@PissMittens That is a correct statement!

He thinks everyone needs a little man ass every now and then!

@Unblockable: There's obviously no justification for Mookie's ego. He has this ego cause he's a snowflake. That's obviously not a legitimate reason. He's simply that much of a degenerate. Five figures can mean $10000 a year. Even a minimum wage employee can make more than that.

@Unblockable and @Kaykat: Merit and attitude are both factors. They compound on each other. Good merit in conjunction to a good attitude is most preferred. Poor merit in conjunction to a shitty attitude is least tolerated. I personally value attitude over merit but they both matter.