A writer for the Economist shares a story of a low point in her life. This results in her being gangbanged by every single rose emoji handle on Twitter

22  2018-02-06 by xjapxn

8 comments

1  SnapshillBot 2018-02-06

You're oversimplifying a complex situation to the point of adding nothing to the discussion.

Snapshots:

  1. This Post - archive.org, megalodon.jp*, archive.is

I am a bot. (Info / Contact)

1  Think_Once 2018-02-06

However, in my late twenties, I managed a strategic retreat from the upper-middle class financially. I graduated from business school with six-figure educational debt, and a job that promptly evaporated. I spent two years doing clerical work and a little bit of tech work.

Graduated business school with 28 or 29 ...

And between 18 and 25 she was doing coke lines in some Ivy league college bathroom and living off daddy's credit card. No wonder she was out with a six figure debt by 29.

1  JoeFalchetto 2018-02-06

Graduated business school with 28 or 29 ...

That is not uncommon. MBA are usually started when somebody is 26-28 and last between 12 and 21 months.

1  Shalabadoo 2018-02-06

most people go to business school in their late 20s/early 30s

1  poeandfinn 2018-02-06

People go for MBAs after a few years of professional experience

1  pepperouchau 2018-02-06

Hey Megan I have yet to see you address this critique [chapo podcast link)

Why should she? Should Richard have written an in-depth response to How Busytown Stole the Tampa Bay Rays?

1  VapeOnYourNape 2018-02-06

Aren’t you a little old to be posting in drama?

1  UmbellateSaxhorn 2018-02-06

That's some good whitewomansplaining there