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Originally Posted by BDHarrison
'Merica.
But seriously, there is a lot of the country that is living paycheck to paycheck, eating a horrible fast-food laden diet, and blaming the government or "illegals" or PC culture or anything but themselves for why they're not living the life they think they deserve. Those are the people who could see a bit of themselves in Trooper and would watch him over any other Vegas vloggers.
The bold is undeniable fact, the rest I'm not so sure about. I think you are generalizing way too many people into your statement.
I like the Trooper, mostly, he does some things I really wish he wouldn't, but I can probably say that about most people.
I have a good paying job that is just soul crushing. Due to my limited education I really can't do anything beyond what I do and I have a family to be responsible for so maybe "stuck" isn't the right word, but I don't enjoy dragging myself to the building every day and often wonder if the money is actually worth it. Could we get by on less and be happier doing something different? I guess I don't have what it takes to make that decision.
IMO, Trooper did just that, albeit on a different level. He didn't leave a six figure job, but he did go against the grain and chuck what he was doing to be happier in Vegas. Despite several hundred predictions to the opposite, he's still there and seems to be enjoying himself daily.
Simply because his definition of happy doesn't line up with what people on here define as happy doesn't make him wrong.
I'd be willing to bet several on here would trade places with me, for some it would be an upgrade, for others it would be hell on Earth. Everyone is different.