Kids don't understand gender. Pushing these stereotypes onto them like what colors to wear or what toys they can and can't play with is more "retarded" than the opposite. Let them play with whatever they want, let them figure out what clothes they like.

Ok...but I still go to school? I have lectures every day. You mean like different from high school? Because then yeah obviously. High school was a walk in the park compared to this.

Dude. I have at least 500 pages of reading every week. And it's not just reading, it's reading plus making notes plus because I'm either quizzed or have to write an essay afterwards. Right now I'm doing homework (or, taking a break from doing it I guess) I've been working on since 7AM (it's 5PM now). It depends on what kind of job you have, obviously. Right now I work at a small company so there's a lot of work to do, but if you work as an office drone in a big corporation, chances are you spend 20% of your time filling in spreadsheets and the remaining 80% scratching your ass and pretending to work. I used to work at a big corp, it was chock full of useless people like that, and all of them had a superiority complex too, so maybe I'm just biased by that experience. But just I don't think people like that who go to work just to sit there and drink coffee deserve to complain about their 9-5 when people like me get up at 6AM everyday and come back home at 8PM.

Based on what information?

Hey I get you completely, we have a pizza place right around the corner that sells a quarter of fresh, delicious pizza for 30 CZK which is like $1.25, so it's sometimes really tempting to grab a slice on my way home from work or school.
But honestly cooking is just great. If you're not cooking for anyone else and don't have to accommodate their tastes, you can make whatever you like. And if you don't mind eating the same thing for a few days in a row, you can cook a batch or two on the weekend and just reheat it so you save time.
Lately I've been experimenting with soups. As in, making soups out of normally not soupy foods, like taco soup, piperade soup or pasta alfredo soup. It's great cause you just throw all the ingredients in a pot and don't have a messy kitchen at the end.

The first few times, sure. But you'll learn and in the long run you'll save loads of money from not having to eat out every day.

You would literally have to leave the kitchen for an hour with the stove or oven on max setting with some extra flammable food on (like toast) for that to happen. You're not gonna burn the house down if you make soup, no matter your skill level.