Scrooge McDuck vs. Mr. Krabs
Times have certainly changed. I remember watching Duck Tales growing up and loved watching Scrooge McDuck swimming around in his silo of gold coins and precious stones:
However, kids these days have no clue what a gold coin is, or what it's worth. It's all about "the Benjamins" and Mr. Krab's paper fetish:
He even gets excited about worthless "copper" pennies. I think every cartoon that displays money uses the green variety. This is unfortunate. May we all teach our kids sound economics and the proper form of money!
However, kids these days have no clue what a gold coin is, or what it's worth. It's all about "the Benjamins" and Mr. Krab's paper fetish:
He even gets excited about worthless "copper" pennies. I think every cartoon that displays money uses the green variety. This is unfortunate. May we all teach our kids sound economics and the proper form of money!
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Scrooge may love money. But at least, he has more standards than that crab.
SpongeBob's boss, on the other hand, is so freakin' greedy that he'll likely die willingly just to even a penny. Therefore, I hate him while I like McDuck. After all, Mr. krabs is a manipulative, selfish, and udnerhanded coward with the personality of a spoiled brat.
If you ask me, Mr. Krabs reminds me of my dad in these ways:
1. He once started as poor until he worked his way up to having lots of money but uses that as an excuse to be antagonistic. For example, he gives money to his old family instead of his new family, which is wrong for him to do. And so, he and my mom split up in the summer of 2010. Now, he lives in Asia while I live in North America.
2. He never paid me so much as a penny when I worked for him before 2011. Now, I no longer work for him. And I'm glad that I don't work for him anymore. Besides, who wants to labor for a criminal?
Now, onto you Skyler:
"I'd like to apologize for these mistakes:
1. spelling underhanded as 'udnerhanded'
2. forgetting to 'have' between 'to' and 'even'
I'm also sorry for how I used the word 'brat.' I should have replaced it with 'child' instead.
Anyway, I hope that you can forgive me."
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