#teddy; doc (outofthiisworld)

[playedbetter]

@outofthiisworld said: “that guy’s suit cost more than my college tuition and he had the audacity to give me a lecture on how money can’t buy happiness.” —🧪Doc to Teddy!

Teddy cracks a smile and tips his glass of water towards Doc before taking a sip of it. "Law school was the worst for that, a bunch of trust fund babies ill equipped for the world ninety percent of us live in preaching about how money can't buy happiness and the virtues of hard work along bringing success,"

He grabs one of the breadsticks the restaurant provided then offers the basket to Doc. "Glad to know it's not just us suits with our fancy law degrees with this problem though,"

[playedbetter]

"By kissing a lot of ass," and boy does he regret it, shaking his head to himself. He was trying to be one of those pricks, and for the longest time, he actually managed to. "Debate was still a bit of a nightmare though,"

That was the understatement of the year but that doesn't matter all that much. He peruses the menu as if he's not been here five times in the past four weeks, mostly trying to find something appealing he hasn't had from here before. He chuckles a little, it's a bit of a sad laugh. "I don't think I would be, it's always the careers with the most vulnerable people reliant on them that seems to attract a certain type,"

Scummy money chasers.

He leans in, looking intrigued by this sliver lining. "For real? ... Fuck I should have thought of that before paying off mine, would have saved me so much. Maybe I would have had enough to buy a nice office here," Instead of the crappy one hardly bigger than a public bathroom he had now.

@outofthiisworld said: “that guy’s suit cost more than my college tuition and he had the audacity to give me a lecture on how money can’t buy happiness.” —🧪Doc to Teddy!

Teddy cracks a smile and tips his glass of water towards Doc before taking a sip of it. "Law school was the worst for that, a bunch of trust fund babies ill equipped for the world ninety percent of us live in preaching about how money can't buy happiness and the virtues of hard work along bringing success,"

He grabs one of the breadsticks the restaurant provided then offers the basket to Doc. "Glad to know it's not just us suits with our fancy law degrees with this problem though,"