This_person
Well-Known Member
Luck didn't start with your generation, mine, my parents', or my great-great-great-great grandparents' generation.Which implies that everything is a flat, gray expanse with no hills and no pits and totally disregards the reality of local conditions and pure dumb luck.
So kids who graduated from Great Mills are treated exactly the same as kids who graduated from Leonardtown, right? Right?
That means luck is a level playing field.
Life has pits, hills, and colorful obstacles as well as sneaky easier paths. Everyone knows this. That makes all of these things a level playing field.
Where one graduates high school is pretty insignificant. Whether one graduates high school, and what their grade point average and attendance/disciplinary records (as well as the courses they chose to take) do seem to matter. How people choose to dress matters. Tattoos, piercings, dialect, how people comport themselves - all these things matter. Attitude, work ethic, ambition, integrity....do I really need to go on?
