Well, obviously a car is never a destination. It's a tool to go to a destination...

Anyway, we hit a red and we're behind this SUV and on the rear window

I see a sticker that says "mother of a stanford alumni", and I was like "what what is that?

What what does that mean?" Okay, I knew what it meant,

obviously the drivers son or daughter graduated from Stanford University

It's just that I usually see the actual graduate students bragging about it on their own vehicles, for some reason this one

Bothered me, just a little bit too much...

You know why because that parent did not put it on for their friends and family

And I speculate this because if they had that much level of pride their mutual's wouldn't need a sticker to be informed of that matter

They would have been called on the phone or have been sent a text or been updated in person at a party

"Hey, Frankie! (ya d*ck bag), guess what? My son is a post

Secondary

Graduate. No, they put it on for the world to see, and I was in that world

I didn't like it...

Syndical Dom just just came out and immediately HATED this parent (Oh my)

From who he knows nothing about the fact that they're,

Very proud of their offspring, they might have been first-generation immigrants who had to start from the bottom and their family faced through many hardships of

they might have been first-generation immigrants who had to start from the bottom and their family faced through many hardships of

Discrimination and whatnot, I don't know, this is just a presumptuous and rhetorical rant!

BUT yeah! This was a parent shoving their kids achievement into anyone who was, unfortunately, behind them in traffic

And I found it hard to believe if anyone in the world would care

Do they expect someone to just be walking by and be like, (Highly exaggerated GASP)

"Ma'am, Ma'am,"

Congratulations on being a parent to your son. You should be very proud,

Very proud."

"Oh my God,"

Thank you the stranger in the supermarket parking lot. I spent

$20 on this sticker. It's about damn time someone noticed."

I mean congratulations to your kid of course for his or her or their hard work and being in debt

But I didn't care. Should have saved that

$20 unless they changed the world by finding the cure for cancer or they invented a teleportation device at which

They should have probably had a sticker that read,

"Mother of cancer destroyer", or,

"Mother of the reason your long-distance relationship is now easy"

But, the way I saw it, I read it as if it was how they introduced themselves when they first meet people.

"Hello, I'm Dominic."

"Dominic, pleasure to meet you. Mother of a Stanford Alumni."

"Shut the f*** up!"

They might as well have stuck on a dick pic on their car! (Oh my)

I mean of course it's more obscene, and I guess it wouldn't make sense if they were a mother

But, it's like they're going, "Yea boi, look at dat, HEHEHE."

"Okay, congrats on your huge dong, but NO ONE asked..."

I'm not discouraging parents from being proud of their kids

I mean, isn't that the reason why half of us went to school for things we're not fully passionate about, haha haha.

But yeah, no. Be proud, but calm down about it. You know?

They graduated, they made it, cool. Throw a celebration, show them personally that you were proud of them!

You don't have to go around clarifying to everyone that "Hey, this, this kid right here,

This university graduate,

This Master's degree owner, yeah, I made him.

He came out of me." (What about Dad?)

"Partial credit." (There he is)

I'm sure they wanted to make you proud, but they probably didn't intend for you to shove it down everyone's throat.

And if they did then okay, I guess their douchey pride runs in the family.

To me, personally,

My opinion,

Kind of makes it seem like that's all your kid is to you.

Again, a presumptuous rant.

I just feel like parents need to chill a little bit with the career pressures on their kid,

If you push them to pursue a path that was for their own good,

Then push for that cause.

Don't push for your own pride.

Save $20.

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