the economic status of our parents, to get an education, and to be whatever we want to

be. From birth we are promised the right to pursue happiness (i.e. money). Our parents

try to provide us with opportunities that they did not have so that we can be happier (i.e.

Children go to school to get the skills that they will need to join the adult world, the

working world. Work is the foundation of America. Everyone does it. Those who don't

Work is mandatory and necessary. If you want to eat, you must work. We cannot

escape it so we make it sound nicer than it actually is. Little children are told that they can

be whatever they want when they grow up as long as they work hard. They can choose a

job that they like, a job that is interesting, challenging and fun.

equal. We are not all born to good parents. Little Bobby the crack baby was born to a

". . .getting ready for work, going to work, returning from work, and recovering from

daughter. Bobby simply had too much to overcome.

Once someone has a job, they are required to work the hours that their boss

method of training people to relinquish their freedom and submit to hierarchy.

"Anyone who says these people [Americans] are "free" is either lying or stupid."

loved. Unfortunately that just isn't, and could never be, a reality. Think of all of the

The concept of working, which is selling your time and effort, is so ingrained into

there is more to life than getting drunk in their small logging town. Bobby was simply not

Some common words found in the essay are:
Little Bobby, , Bob Black, pursue happiness, america free, bobby simply, ie money, job job, free free,
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