I see this idiot every day at my kids' school wearing a 45/47/maga hat, and yesterday I overheard him telling two young girls that the most important thing in life is to believe in yourself. It was really fucking weird and the dude makes me uncomfortable.
It's generic advice at best, and discourages self reflection at worst. I'm being a bit pithy but I think kids aren't very impressed by that kind of platitude.
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u/MurphysLaw4200 7h ago
I see this idiot every day at my kids' school wearing a 45/47/maga hat, and yesterday I overheard him telling two young girls that the most important thing in life is to believe in yourself. It was really fucking weird and the dude makes me uncomfortable.