The_J0k3R
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Ugh! Dad had been on my case for the past week. True, I had missed the registration deadlines for college classes, but I hadn’t been impressed with any of them and honestly I had no idea what I wanted to do. You’d think he would have been thrilled that I was holding out to figure things out, and he wasn’t going to have to pony up the thousands of dollars for University.
Not that the bastard couldn’t afford it. I had seen the man’s wealth in action, toured the many investments, the vineyards in Northern California, the shopping malls in Southern California, the casino in Vegas.
Granted, the old man seemed to have little interest in passing his business along to me some day. I hadn’t been his perfect Varsity son, after all. Let’s jusr say that after a week like this, I was thrilled Dad was off on another of his many business trips. I had heard the door slam and, as jarring as it was, I was finally able to sit down and relax in my own damn room, a great weight lifted off my shoulders.
I picked up my guitar; I hadn’t played with Cassandra since my Dad had been home. I had learned years ago not to play when he was in earshot. Finally he was gone. I put my headphones on, plugged my guitar in, pumped in a backijg track to practice with, and started playing, finally oblivious to the bullshit.
Not that the bastard couldn’t afford it. I had seen the man’s wealth in action, toured the many investments, the vineyards in Northern California, the shopping malls in Southern California, the casino in Vegas.
Granted, the old man seemed to have little interest in passing his business along to me some day. I hadn’t been his perfect Varsity son, after all. Let’s jusr say that after a week like this, I was thrilled Dad was off on another of his many business trips. I had heard the door slam and, as jarring as it was, I was finally able to sit down and relax in my own damn room, a great weight lifted off my shoulders.
I picked up my guitar; I hadn’t played with Cassandra since my Dad had been home. I had learned years ago not to play when he was in earshot. Finally he was gone. I put my headphones on, plugged my guitar in, pumped in a backijg track to practice with, and started playing, finally oblivious to the bullshit.