Too many poor parents spoiling their children when they really don't have it like that. It creates an illusion of wealth and entitlements that aren't really there. Once the get out of school they finally realize their family don't have no real connects or hookups outside of Footlocker.
Imagine being one of the flyest in school to being a broke boy begging for help with cellphone bill a year later?
This causes resentment toward the parents (usually single parent) that tricked them into thinking they had it made and not preparing them for how hard the real work really is.
Now you have a 19 to 23 year old, with a 2.0 GPA, no real skills and talents. No connects in the job market. And all they do is complain about no one giving them a job. And how people they were in school with are driving nice cars and are making good money.
Poor people, Stop spoiling these kids. It's TRICKERY.
Imagine being one of the flyest in school to being a broke boy begging for help with cellphone bill a year later?
This causes resentment toward the parents (usually single parent) that tricked them into thinking they had it made and not preparing them for how hard the real work really is.
Now you have a 19 to 23 year old, with a 2.0 GPA, no real skills and talents. No connects in the job market. And all they do is complain about no one giving them a job. And how people they were in school with are driving nice cars and are making good money.
Poor people, Stop spoiling these kids. It's TRICKERY.
she creates an illusion of entitlement that is only going to get worse as she gets older. Hell her mother can't REALLY even afford that shyt. If you renting shyt and struggling with car notes and other bills and still trying to get your kid 600 dollar shoes then something is wrong with the parent as well. 
