As I write this I'm watching the Mayweather McGregor undercard so I've got plenty of time to put my thoughts on paper.

4 years ago McGrfegor was on welfare and tonight he's fighting and guarenteed $100 million. WOW

However the fight is rigged as they have to follow boxing rules and we know that Mayweather is probably the best fighter of all time. McGregor has no chance tonight. Sure you will hear people giving McGregor a chance "he's younger, He's More agresive etc" but it's like a man with a pencil fighting a man with a gun. this is the same with most peoples lives

The rigged economic system prevents us from following our dreams.

Are you one of those people who considers your job to be perfect and wouldn’t change a thing about it? Well, the majority of folks don’t fit that description.In fact, many people feel that their daily working life amounts to no less than a daunting, repetitive slog. Just take a Gallup poll which found that around 90 percent of the world’s workers don’t feel emotionally connected to their jobs. While the majority of people want to move away from this lifestyle, doing so is nearly impossible because of the way society is structured. After all, people end up in these jobs by following a very specific and common path. They go to college, maybe even graduate school, because they are told that’s the only way to land the kind of career they are expected to want. But education is expensive. 

utstanding student loans in America rose to a staggering $516 billion in 2007. By 2015, that number had climbed to $1.2 trillion! This travesty means that the average college graduate owes over $30,000 in student loans. For graduate students, that number easily climbs to six figures. For most people, going to college means loading up on debt. Simultaneously, salaries have dropped and technology, paired with globalization, has meant an overall decline in the number of jobs. And who knows when people who are lucky enough to have jobs will be hit by the next major crisis and put out of work? In this frightening climate, people take jobs to pay off their debt and cover their bills rather than fulfill their dreams. Just take a 2015 study, in which researchers asked 18- to 29-year-olds if they thought the American Dream was dead or alive. 

While 49 percent answered “alive,” this of course meant that a shocking 48 percent said “dead.” But what other option is there other than doing these unfulfilling jobs? Well, that’s exactly why I Joined now lifestyle.

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Now for the boxing

Mat

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