Opening a liquor store is more profitable

We didn't pay for schools.

Well, the rich didn't pay either, but that's another story.

In fact, I even received money while studying at university.

Some rich people received it too, it's not like they didn't.

It wasn't much, but when it was deposited every three months, it came in handy.

My first job was to eat 250 grams of doner kebab over rice at Akçay Döner.

Then we started our lives without leaving any debt behind.

The rich did the same.

When the student scholarship we received melted away with inflation, I paid it off in one go with the change left from my first salary, just like that.

Back then, there weren't many private schools. Except for the missionary schools in Istanbul, there were usually those underground ones where dunces passed classes with money, but since we were a bit bright, we managed to get a diploma from a public high school, even if it was difficult.

We even ranked in the top thirty thousand and became civil engineers.

We didn't pay a dime.

May God protect our State; even though it was poor, it educated us and made something of us.

Nowadays, it's impossible.

Private schools have multiplied, and public schools have lowered their quality.

Education is a thing of the past.

Judging by the videos on social media of people pulling each other's hair, the age of thuggery has dropped significantly.

It makes no difference whether they are boys or girls.

Well, with things as they are, even the middle class doesn't eat or drink, and they get fleeced in private schools that call absurd applications education.

Just so their children can become something.

However, the prices have now surpassed not just the middle class, but even the amounts that the upper-income group, though few in number, can afford.

Let's say we found the money somehow.

It is impossible for these children to recover the fortunes invested in private schools under normal circumstances.

 Well, if they live for 250 years, maybe they will break even.

Therefore, take my advice: buy a small shop, even if it's in a back alley, so your child can open a liquor store and earn their living without being dependent on anyone, even if they don't amount to much.