My Tacoma is in a Magazine

I have a feeling we'll all be coming to you for a loan someday Jason.

 

haha. I didn't think everybody would be so surprised by my age or lack of. I feel like the kid that came out of the closet that nobody expected to(not that I have a single problem with gay people)Oh and thank you for the kind words.

 

Thank you. That's the best part of my Tacoma is that it was my work and sweat that obtained it and I can truly appreciate it.

To be honest though my goal in life is not the typical American dream and become a millionaire or what not and have all this fancy stuff. I'd much prefer to just be comfortable and have a simple life.

 

Wow. Congrats. Interesting story. Good for you man.

 

Thanks.

I'll try or at least do my best to sustain it through college so I can build up a decent down payment for a home. I'm not positive this is what I want to do for the rest of my life though.

 

dude, youre a good role model for the young punks of these forums. you earned yours. keep it up man.

 

Jason, Congrats on the great article. In this day it is great to see a 17yo with so much responsibility and maturity!! Thank your parents too for making you do it on your own, and not giving you everything. I know mine drove me nuts when I was younger, but the lessons learned are invaluable!! Congratulations again!!

 

wow thank you.

 

X2 again!

 

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Keep up that same drive and determination and you can go anywhere in life you want to ... ANYWHERE ...

Working like that (and getting your education) when you are young gives you "strong work ethic".

Congratulations to you ...


PS ... Cutting lawns & delivering newspapers from 12 to 18 y/o, going to college and serving in the military gave me the foundations for my rest of my life.


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hey man, you deserve it. and screw this comfy living stuff, shoot for the mofockin sky lol

 

[QUOTE="OldManTan";2096659]Jason, Congrats on the great article. In this day it is great to see a 17yo with so much responsibility and maturity!! Thank your parents too for making you do it on your own, and not giving you everything. I know mine drove me nuts when I was younger, but the lessons learned are invaluable!! Congratulations again!![/QUOTE]

Tell me about it. I can owe everything to my parents. I see it as my parents gave me more than any other kid on the block even the ones with the dirt bike and the one that had the ultra cool john deere power wheels(this was when I was 5). Like you said it truly is invaluable.

Not to sound cheesy but I'm proud of myself for making my parents proud. I hope that makes sense.

edit: I should say I see it now. Lol at times I didn't and fights arose if you are picking up what I'm putting down.

 

HAHA! Thats ballin!

 

Hello fellow lawn manicurer. Thank you for the inspiring words.

haha. I don't know. Out of all the wealthy people I see it doesn't seem like too many of them are truly happy. I don't want to put myself in a hungry for more position.

 

I'm a baller Or is the Taco doing work duty ballin

 

Nice! I think a Walker is going to be my next mower purchase. So you live on fleming island? my parents live in Black Creek @ Eagle Harbor. Did/Do you go to fleming island high school?

 

wow,congrats

 

What a small world. I just did a cut in there today. haha. Yes I did go to FIHS and technically still enrolled their.

Which Walker are you looking at?

 

Thank you sir.

 

Haha small world for sure. I will have to hit you up next time I'm down there visiting my folks.

Not sure, probably 2-3 years out. Just bought a walk behind this year and gonna try to expand a little more and get some cash.