Not ATP eligible... what to do
07-16-2017, 07:32 AM
#21
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Joined APC: Mar 2015
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Posts: 300
Originally Posted by NonRevBallin
Lol. Wow, you're a moron. First off, I have no loans. My dad is a L-AAL 787 captain (only 55, he will retire top twenty) and my mom is a L-UAL 767 captain (senior enough to hold the 787). If they were not going on their sixth year in divorce court, our household income would be what, well over 750K in ordinary W-2 income not including investments? Hmmm. So, no loans for me, parents handled that in cash. However, to be perfectly honest, I am possibly a bit discruntled that my parents told me that the best way to get to the legacies was to go and get my bachelor's degree from 18 - 22 in a non-aviation related field, which has screwed me over from competing with kids like the OP who have no life experience in anything except for aviation. So, I do vent and lash out at these folks from time to time. It's almost like they cheated. Oh, well, they went to college from their parents' basement while I was in the most prestigious fraternity at my university gaining real-world life experience and learning about things that I never would have studied from my parents' basement. I soloed on the day of my sixteenth birthday, and got my license on the day of my seventeenth birthday, so I'm not really too concerned regardless. It just isn't fun competing with folks like OP. Honest enough for you? Tool.
07-16-2017, 07:59 AM
#22
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Joined APC: May 2013
Posts: 2,594
Originally Posted by NonRevBallin
Lol. Wow, you're a moron. First off, I have no loans. My dad is a L-AAL 787 captain (only 55, he will retire top twenty) and my mom is a L-UAL 767 captain (senior enough to hold the 787). If they were not going on their sixth year in divorce court, our household income would be what, well over 750K in ordinary W-2 income not including investments? Hmmm. So, no loans for me, parents handled that in cash. However, to be perfectly honest, I am possibly a bit discruntled that my parents told me that the best way to get to the legacies was to go and get my bachelor's degree from 18 - 22 in a non-aviation related field, which has screwed me over from competing with kids like the OP who have no life experience in anything except for aviation. So, I do vent and lash out at these folks from time to time. It's almost like they cheated. Oh, well, they went to college from their parents' basement while I was in the most prestigious fraternity at my university gaining real-world life experience and learning about things that I never would have studied from my parents' basement. I soloed on the day of my sixteenth birthday, and got my license on the day of my seventeenth birthday, so I'm not really too concerned regardless. It just isn't fun competing with folks like OP. Honest enough for you? Tool.
. Epic fail jacka$$
07-16-2017, 08:07 AM
#23
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Joined APC: May 2010
Position: Baja Vermont
Posts: 5,177
Originally Posted by NonRevBallin
Lol. Wow, you're a moron. First off, I have no loans. My dad is a L-AAL 787 captain (only 55, he will retire top twenty) and my mom is a L-UAL 767 captain (senior enough to hold the 787). If they were not going on their sixth year in divorce court, our household income would be what, well over 750K in ordinary W-2 income not including investments? Hmmm. So, no loans for me, parents handled that in cash. However, to be perfectly honest, I am possibly a bit discruntled that my parents told me that the best way to get to the legacies was to go and get my bachelor's degree from 18 - 22 in a non-aviation related field, which has screwed me over from competing with kids like the OP who have no life experience in anything except for aviation. So, I do vent and lash out at these folks from time to time. It's almost like they cheated. Oh, well, they went to college from their parents' basement while I was in the most prestigious fraternity at my university gaining real-world life experience and learning about things that I never would have studied from my parents' basement. I soloed on the day of my sixteenth birthday, and got my license on the day of my seventeenth birthday, so I'm not really too concerned regardless. It just isn't fun competing with folks like OP. Honest enough for you? Tool.
GF
07-16-2017, 12:43 PM
#24
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Joined APC: Feb 2016
Posts: 8
Originally Posted by Bozo the pilot
Btw did your prestigious university teach you how to spell disgruntled? . Epic fail jacka$$
. Epic fail jacka$$
07-18-2017, 06:08 PM
#25
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Joined APC: Feb 2014
Posts: 25
What an entitled little bi***!
http://1.media.collegehumor.cvcdn.com/2/a/collegehumor.8a9a2b921e8bf2706219399a3e6698d7.jpg
And you got a certificate, not a license, maybe you should have focused on aviation not giving HJ's at your frat.
#dbag #letsgotonantucket #kegstandsFTW #popmycollarbro #yachtlyfe #parentsmakemoneybuttheyrestillnothappyanddidaterr iblejobraisingme
#entitled #myparentsdontloveme #raisedbyaseriesofaupairs #gottabeapilottoearntheirlove #fukoffloser
http://1.media.collegehumor.cvcdn.com/2/a/collegehumor.8a9a2b921e8bf2706219399a3e6698d7.jpg
And you got a certificate, not a license, maybe you should have focused on aviation not giving HJ's at your frat.
#dbag #letsgotonantucket #kegstandsFTW #popmycollarbro #yachtlyfe #parentsmakemoneybuttheyrestillnothappyanddidaterr iblejobraisingme
#entitled #myparentsdontloveme #raisedbyaseriesofaupairs #gottabeapilottoearntheirlove #fukoffloser
Last edited by JJHFlyer; 07-18-2017 at 06:19 PM.
07-19-2017, 05:34 AM
#26
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Joined APC: Mar 2017
Posts: 27
Originally Posted by NonRevBallin
Lol. Wow, you're a moron. First off, I have no loans. My dad is a L-AAL 787 captain (only 55, he will retire top twenty) and my mom is a L-UAL 767 captain (senior enough to hold the 787). If they were not going on their sixth year in divorce court, our household income would be what, well over 750K in ordinary W-2 income not including investments? Hmmm. So, no loans for me, parents handled that in cash. However, to be perfectly honest, I am possibly a bit discruntled that my parents told me that the best way to get to the legacies was to go and get my bachelor's degree from 18 - 22 in a non-aviation related field, which has screwed me over from competing with kids like the OP who have no life experience in anything except for aviation. So, I do vent and lash out at these folks from time to time. It's almost like they cheated. Oh, well, they went to college from their parents' basement while I was in the most prestigious fraternity at my university gaining real-world life experience and learning about things that I never would have studied from my parents' basement. I soloed on the day of my sixteenth birthday, and got my license on the day of my seventeenth birthday, so I'm not really too concerned regardless. It just isn't fun competing with folks like OP. Honest enough for you? Tool.
07-20-2017, 02:03 PM
#27
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Joined APC: Feb 2016
Posts: 761
Originally Posted by jrav8r
I currently have 1 year left of my bachelors that I am completing online.
What are your goals?? That will definitely change the answer to your question
07-20-2017, 06:25 PM
#30
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Posts: 78
I saw this thread and just wanted to send a special kudos to OP. You're well ahead of the curve and should be proud of yourself.
Just wanted to share my congrats and support for clearly being driven and well diversified at such an early age.
Wish you all the best.
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Just wanted to share my congrats and support for clearly being driven and well diversified at such an early age.
Wish you all the best.
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