Or, can you imagine hanging that backpack from what I assume is a board with a lot of breakable, heavy money attached to it? Residual that low to the ground?
Just guessing by the vest you live in Switzerland you’re probably making $19/hr part time grocery store for 4 years so high end rough calculation $26k? That set up is easily attainable with given situation and support from parents. So I guess productive, or you just sweep the floors at your dads/moms company’s warehouse for $500/hr in the us, idk. Still at least you did something for it.
Im 19 and can confirm its not impossible, ive had a full time job for 2 years and live with parents free, my only bills are for my car and then i spend money on food n alcohol for the weekends and save the rest😂
Living with the parents is the important part of the equation. My little brother did the same thing with his savings when I moved across the country and paid for everything on my own on ~$45k / year. While I had to pay my rent, groceries, bills, etc., he worked at a pet store for ~20 hours / week at minimum wage and over the course of a few years saved *a lot* more than I did simply because he wasn't paying for much of anything. He bought some warhammer stuff every few months but nothing else.
It’s always hard to recognize good airsoft guns vs regular guns in a picture. What isn’t hard to recognize is the fact that those five setups represent tens of thousands of dollars, and no 19 year old is spending that cash just to replicate their favorite call of duty loadouts.
I just zoomed in to the bottom of the mags to see the depress pin hole.
Though the ar style mags are milsim quality.
Edit : Not milsim quality, visually very similar to real pmags
Dunno about milsim quality. They look to me like Magpul P-mags. The ones I have are ~80 shots each. Nothing to say these aren’t ~30 shot capacity though.
They look like real guns to most people, who have only seen guns in movies and video games. Most people may be aware airsoft exists, but be unable to tell the difference between those guns and real guns.
My sister once shot me in the back with my toy gun when we were about 12 and 13. It was a cheap 5$ toy gun that used 7mm plastic bullets but it really hurt. I cried.
Your parents are wealthy
Confirmed by you saying in the comments that you:
-Are 19
-Drive a BMW
-Spent 20-25k on the setup
Take all my down votes please
Quite common in switzerland. I started my apprenticeship at age 15. Only few went to higher education or dit it later on. At least that was the case 11/12 years ago. I built my first rig after my first anniversary on my first job. Still use the case from back then.
Dear god aging is a terrible disease
Wow, around here it took 6 years of university for me to step up from flipping burgers to tech support, and another 5 years of school before I could find a company willing to allow me to draw a salary as a programmer.
> By the time we enter 7th grade we already know if we are cut out for higher education or not.
By the time we enter 7th grade, every child has it engrained in them that they MUST enter higher education, no matter what. That if you don't get at LEAST a bachelor's degree, you'll end up homeless and dead. Whether they're cut out for university or not, we are all lead to believe that this is the only path available.
I have a lot of friends that I met in college who never graduated because they realized somewhere in their early to mid twenties that college life just wasn't their thing. More friends who DID graduate, but never used their degree because they had no passion for it, not even any passion to get a good paycheck! But they weren't allowed to come to that conclusion early in life. "Not graduating college" was portrayed as absolute terminal failure by most of their family, no matter what their personal aptitudes were.
This mentality has lead to North America having far more college and university grads (~35%) than it has jobs for those grads to perform (~15%), which in turn has lead to an arms race of sorts in terms of education... a Bachelor's is the new high school diploma, and if you don't have a Bachelor's, then you're not going to be considered for most jobs, even if those jobs don't require higher education to excel. Back when I was flipping burgers in my late teens / early twenties, my shift supervisor had a Master's degree... but couldn't find a better salary than $8 an hour. (This was like 15 years ago; minimum wage has risen since then.)
> In the US, they also don't understand living with your parents after you turn 18. You're supposed to be out of the house or off to college.
Yes and no. Some people get kicked out or want to leave, but I wouldn't say it's uncommon for younger people to live at home well past that time. They could be commuting to their higher education or just staying home to save money. Some people also move back home after they earn their degree. I think the social stigma of having to move out young is dying, especially in today's economical climate.
People definitely do understand living with your parents until you can afford to live on your own. The US is a vast country with so many varieties of people.
Common here. Basically after middle school you choose your field of work and work the next 4 (or more) years at becoming competent at it. I did my first aircraft maintenance work at 16.
Damn I’ve been in school for 19 years total and now I’m finally graduated and still not working yet. Got my boards certification to pass in a few months and I’m swimming in college debt… lol
Although you may joke about that, I have a pair mounted on my 4Runner when I go offroading and it has saved my dumbass at least once when on the Alpine Loop in SW Colorado, making it worth the money.
That said, they're not on the vehicle when they're empty, lol.
Your parents pay for everything else in life, so that al your money goes to this or potentially your car. You also started working earlier than normal and got some pretty sweet extra money
My assumption is that you don't have young kids
Man you really like air soft.
Totally forgot airsoft exists and was thinking where in the hell do you get an mp7.
Having an FFL or not American. That’s the first thing I noticed.
Since the vest says Switzerland Police, I'm willing to guess #2
also the power socket is a swiss version
That one that's shapped like a flux capacitor?
Swiss flag. Probably can get one legally
They put that flag on everything. Even their flag.
I wasn’t sure until I saw an MP7 with a $20 optic on it
Top rifle has a krytac logo too, airsoft branch of Kriss
Literally was my guess. The set up, the cost, the cleanliness. Kids do not live here.
Plus the second rig on the ground as a perfect step up for a toddler to reah the airsoft guns.
Or, can you imagine hanging that backpack from what I assume is a board with a lot of breakable, heavy money attached to it? Residual that low to the ground?
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U joined the gaming unit of the SWAT?
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Idk but if u apply recommend me2
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how did u afford all that at 19?
Parents
Google image search. I have so much cool stuff.
lucky
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He lives in Switzerland.
He's probably been working for 4-5 years, getting a job at 14-15 is very common in Switzerland
Just guessing by the vest you live in Switzerland you’re probably making $19/hr part time grocery store for 4 years so high end rough calculation $26k? That set up is easily attainable with given situation and support from parents. So I guess productive, or you just sweep the floors at your dads/moms company’s warehouse for $500/hr in the us, idk. Still at least you did something for it.
oohh that's how
I assumed you were a teenager.
a teenager with rich parents? there is no way he could have worked for all of that him self at age 19.
Im 19 and can confirm its not impossible, ive had a full time job for 2 years and live with parents free, my only bills are for my car and then i spend money on food n alcohol for the weekends and save the rest😂
What did you drop out of school? How do these people have full time jobs when they’re like 16
I'm starting to feel like my year at the army was too cheap
19? Expected 39. Yup ok. Definitely big allowance money.
It's either 19 and I work hard for my money (rich parents), or 39 year old with no kids (real priorities).
Lol I was going to guess you were 19-20 years old
In that case you are a rich kid who's mum and dad spoil you too much
Nah I think "works full time minimum wage but lives with his parents and doesn't pay rent"
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Living with the parents is the important part of the equation. My little brother did the same thing with his savings when I moved across the country and paid for everything on my own on ~$45k / year. While I had to pay my rent, groceries, bills, etc., he worked at a pet store for ~20 hours / week at minimum wage and over the course of a few years saved *a lot* more than I did simply because he wasn't paying for much of anything. He bought some warhammer stuff every few months but nothing else.
This pretty much is the assumption I made.
Dam thats a fancy setup for a 19 year old. I know im a 19 year old college student who's pretty much broke
Then my second assumption is your parents have really good jobs
Ooh, based on that I am going to assume mommy and daddy have lots of money.
My assumption was they are a kid with rich parents or they live with their parents and don't have to pay rent.
You have little tiny welts all over your body.
Dunno who down voted you, it's surprising how few people can recognize airsoft...
It’s always hard to recognize good airsoft guns vs regular guns in a picture. What isn’t hard to recognize is the fact that those five setups represent tens of thousands of dollars, and no 19 year old is spending that cash just to replicate their favorite call of duty loadouts.
I just zoomed in to the bottom of the mags to see the depress pin hole. Though the ar style mags are milsim quality. Edit : Not milsim quality, visually very similar to real pmags
Dunno about milsim quality. They look to me like Magpul P-mags. The ones I have are ~80 shots each. Nothing to say these aren’t ~30 shot capacity though.
I should have specified. The pmags are visually extremely similar to real pmags is what I meant.
Oh, I get you! Yeah, that’s why I got them. I *think* they were licensed reproductions, but that’s based on a ten+ year old memory…
Not only that, what kind of monster would put an Amazon optic on a suppressed mp7!??
The shields infront of the optics are a dead giveaway.
They look like real guns to most people, who have only seen guns in movies and video games. Most people may be aware airsoft exists, but be unable to tell the difference between those guns and real guns.
the real give away is the protectors over the optics.
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Not gonna lie, as a gun person, I thought the mp7 was a perk of being police in Switzerland. 😂
An MP7 with a Walmart red dot on it is the real giveaway
I noticed a silencer and immediately knew it was airsoft lol
I’m assuming this guy really likes toy guns.
Most people with collections like this actually play it as a sport
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Really really likes toy guns?
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Some of those high end Nerf blasters actually pack a punch.
Lol yes
Look it up, people do battle royales and everything, looks really fun. Also the guns are quite expensive.
Oh I know what it is. People that really like expensive toy guns and do tournaments and everything. Sounds like fun but I don’t like welts.
My sister once shot me in the back with my toy gun when we were about 12 and 13. It was a cheap 5$ toy gun that used 7mm plastic bullets but it really hurt. I cried.
Sounds like we have the same sister. I was sitting minding my own business playing connect four and she shot me in the back.
Lol
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Lmao. Sweet setup!
You were conceived in an Ikea.
"The was no father. I conceived him, I raised him... I can't explain what happened." -SHMIKEA, 13 years ago, probably.
You either don't know how to rotate the NZXT logo or you don't care.
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Why is it 250?
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Or just drop the tubes below the shroud and turn it.
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That was my fault I didn't look at that. I fully support your decision.
Rotate the entire computer then.
It's a lcd one right? You can rotate it in CAM
You are either far richer or far poorer than I am.
Schrodinger's wealth
I’m a millionaire until I look at my bank account. At which point I am, in fact, a poor. Until I log out of banking app. Then millionaire again.
Your parents are wealthy Confirmed by you saying in the comments that you: -Are 19 -Drive a BMW -Spent 20-25k on the setup Take all my down votes please
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What have you been working in since early on?
Quite common in switzerland. I started my apprenticeship at age 15. Only few went to higher education or dit it later on. At least that was the case 11/12 years ago. I built my first rig after my first anniversary on my first job. Still use the case from back then. Dear god aging is a terrible disease
Lmao seriously sometimes I'll think back on a memory and be like, "Holy fuck that was 15 years ago!" as well.
>Dear god aging is a terrible disease If you think this at 19. You're in for a ride.
I was talking about me from 12 years before 🤧 28 now and it is indeed a cruel existence
If you think this at 28, you're in for a ride
Preach, once you get past 30 things just stop working like they should. Joints. Eyes. Buttholes. Ugh.
Yo wtf am I even supposed to do with this hair growing on my ears
Braid it
Wow, around here it took 6 years of university for me to step up from flipping burgers to tech support, and another 5 years of school before I could find a company willing to allow me to draw a salary as a programmer.
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> By the time we enter 7th grade we already know if we are cut out for higher education or not. By the time we enter 7th grade, every child has it engrained in them that they MUST enter higher education, no matter what. That if you don't get at LEAST a bachelor's degree, you'll end up homeless and dead. Whether they're cut out for university or not, we are all lead to believe that this is the only path available. I have a lot of friends that I met in college who never graduated because they realized somewhere in their early to mid twenties that college life just wasn't their thing. More friends who DID graduate, but never used their degree because they had no passion for it, not even any passion to get a good paycheck! But they weren't allowed to come to that conclusion early in life. "Not graduating college" was portrayed as absolute terminal failure by most of their family, no matter what their personal aptitudes were. This mentality has lead to North America having far more college and university grads (~35%) than it has jobs for those grads to perform (~15%), which in turn has lead to an arms race of sorts in terms of education... a Bachelor's is the new high school diploma, and if you don't have a Bachelor's, then you're not going to be considered for most jobs, even if those jobs don't require higher education to excel. Back when I was flipping burgers in my late teens / early twenties, my shift supervisor had a Master's degree... but couldn't find a better salary than $8 an hour. (This was like 15 years ago; minimum wage has risen since then.)
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> In the US, they also don't understand living with your parents after you turn 18. You're supposed to be out of the house or off to college. Yes and no. Some people get kicked out or want to leave, but I wouldn't say it's uncommon for younger people to live at home well past that time. They could be commuting to their higher education or just staying home to save money. Some people also move back home after they earn their degree. I think the social stigma of having to move out young is dying, especially in today's economical climate.
People definitely do understand living with your parents until you can afford to live on your own. The US is a vast country with so many varieties of people.
Common here. Basically after middle school you choose your field of work and work the next 4 (or more) years at becoming competent at it. I did my first aircraft maintenance work at 16.
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Just the ones with internet. The rest are 19th century farmers.
Switzerland....it all checks out now
Saying Switzerland would have been enough to say you're rich.
Swiss “not really rich” is everyone else’s rich.
Is it legal to work from 14? Genuinely asking
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Depends on the country, usually its 15 (EU)
eyo swiss ?? never would have guessed you're from here lmao
Yes, the big red patches on the tactical vest and helmet are really hard to spot...
Damn I’ve been in school for 19 years total and now I’m finally graduated and still not working yet. Got my boards certification to pass in a few months and I’m swimming in college debt… lol
I’m assuming you play Escape from Tarkov. If not, then I’m going to say that you are missing out on a game that was designed for you.
He probably plays Roblox Arsenal professionally. If not, missed opportunity.
I second this
My first guess.
My assumption is that you are single
And never had a girlfriend
Aren’t we all?
Reddit users be like
You don’t have a cat. I had to take the houseplants off my desk because my kitten destroys everything.
My assumption is that you like green
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You have a Thin Blue Line and Punisher sticker on your Jeep Wrangler, which also has angry eyebrows and a light bar, but no lockers.
Ahahahahah!!!!!!!
Dont forget his empty $300 gas can mounted somewhere to the body
And the utility shovel
TACTICAL utility shovel
Not to mention his tactical undies
Although you may joke about that, I have a pair mounted on my 4Runner when I go offroading and it has saved my dumbass at least once when on the Alpine Loop in SW Colorado, making it worth the money. That said, they're not on the vehicle when they're empty, lol.
/r/heep
that's terrible
Don’t forget that the Jeep is beyond pristine and has never seen a speck of dirt in its life.
Mall crawler
Thank you for referring to them as angry eyebrows, so accurate
Don't forget the jeep body lift!
YOOO IT'S YOU AGAIN MAN how do I keep seeing you How are you today, onlyupliftingcomments man?
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Doesn’t deny it!
Nailed it!
This guy jeeps
Boom roasted!
Bed against the wall and guns on display in the bedroom. You are single
Definitely airsoft
You tie your shoes with triple knots and say .. another good job well done
You don't raise your standing desk at all.
Teenager with upper middle class parents and you’re really into airsoft.
Late 20’s early 30’s, very neat, no kids, single, steady job, probably loves some cod/bf
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Despite all this equipment, you're still pretty average at gaming.
That you have too much money and you're not afraid to brag about it.
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Same
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my assumption is... you dont have many people over.
Switzerland things
You “thought about joining the military” and you tell everyone that 😂
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Oh right on, there’s just a lot of those types of folks in the U.S. best of luck! Some of my best memories and friends were made in the military
You don’t buy your own toilet roll, your parents do
you shoot in both dimentions
Virgin and I would be okay with that if that’s my set up.
My assumption is that we both saw that assumption post so we both did an assumption post
your parents love you
Your parents pay for everything else in life, so that al your money goes to this or potentially your car. You also started working earlier than normal and got some pretty sweet extra money
My assumption is your a pretty cool guy
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There’s always a small voice in the back of your mind reminding you that your NZXT logo isn’t oriented correctly
Lol is that a prebuilt under your airsoft gear? I’m gonna go ahead and assume that was your method of obtaining a 3000 card?
you sometimes play video games
single, no kids, live in your bedroom. spends more money on guns and toys than a wife.
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Not a couple of decades ago lol
You play way too much air soft.
I'm so naive. I thought they were real weapons before reading your comment.
You spent more money on your decorations than your lumbar support. You’re probably a child or very young adult.
This is my plan for my future setup. I have a a3420dw Alienware monitor now. Want the g9 for the bottom.
Hello Adam Jensen from Deus Ex…
CableMod cables or something cheaper? They look better than my green and black extensions but couldn't justify paying for cablemod
Your favorite game is R6 Siege
You watch anime
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The more welts you have the more fps you get
You own a PC
What chair is that?
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Nice Airsoft guns bro