Once someone finds out you make good money, they will never stop asking you for Handouts.

This can apply to anyone, and I feel like anyone can relate to this. <br><br>I remember when I was in my mid 20's, I used to work at a bar and restaurant, and I made quite good money compared to everyone else. <br><br>My take home pay was like $1,500 per week, and my rent was $500, so I had a ton of money left over after bills. <br><br>I never told anyone how much I was making, until one day one of my roommates found the check from my job, and he was shocked, and he asked me how I can make so much money. <br><br>I told him to study harder and work harder, and he was pissed because he thought I was lucky and he gave me some version of the "You don't understand what it's like for me" speech. <br><br>Fast forward like a year and a half, and money in the bank really does change people. <br><br>My old roommate now makes a ton more than I do, because he works in construction and it's taking him years to pay off his drug fees from high school. <br><br>He now constantly asks me for handouts, and I don't give them to him because he never actually helped me out, and I do believe that everyone has to go through a little bit of hell in life. <br><br>I also find it so asinine that someone who lives below the poverty line can ask someone who makes triple the median American wage, for money. <br><br>As soon as you tell someone you make a lot of money, it's like your personal fund is open to the public.