I am a pianist by profession. I have been playing the piano for my mom's choir for two years. My father worked at McDonald's. My father used to be a mechanic. I live at my parents' house.  I had a gap year in college. I have not had a ride in my neighbor's Lamborghini but I would like to. I would like to go on a road trip.
I am 18 years old. I work at McDonald's. I am good at my job. I live at my parents' house. I am always busy for a side job. I am saving money for a luxurious car. I need a car to commute to school. I am planning on going back to college. I would like to go on a road trip.
I am thinking about moving out of my parents' house. Really?  When?  Do you have an apartment lined up? Sort of... it's more like a basement situation.  But I think I can make it look cute.  It's just across the street, so I can still eat at my folks' house and stuff.  How's your plan to get a car coming along? I'm about $1k short to get that used Honda that's for sale down the street.  With warm weather coming, I'm hoping to do yard for neighbors to make up the extra cash.  How do your parents feel about you moving across the street? They haven't really noticed so far.  They'd probably be glad to see less of me, to be honest.  My mom keeps mentioning that her choir has some new lady with a son who plays piano, and will happily take over my job if I take off.  Gee, thanks, Mom... Maybe she wants you to finally try out for your local orchestra.  I'm mean you are a professional, you should be player in bigger venues than at your mom's church.  And if you audition, you'll get to travel.  So it's kind of like a road trip....  Any thoughts on where we want to go for our trip before I head back to school?  I was thinking of just heading down the coast. I was more enthusiastic about the road trip when you were talking about getting a Ferrari, to tell you the truth - ha ha.  No, just kidding.  Yes to the coast, for sure!  North or South?  Can't really play piano in an orchestra.  I was thinking of trying out for the local theater company, though.  I'd get to see all the plays for free, at least. There are some orchestras/symphonys that need pianist.  You should check it out.  You could also go into business for yourself and teach others how to play.  Check with me in 50 years for that Ferrari!  I'm thinking South.  It will be warmer down there and plenty of sunshine and beaches.  Have you talked your neighbor into taking you for a ride in his car yet? Yeah... that dude has sort of a bad attitude now.  He caught me coming out of his basement a couple times, and sort of yelled at me.  It might be better for me just to try out the Lambo some time when he's at work.  Hey - why don't we take that for the road trip?  That could be really fun, don't you think? If your idea of fun is going to jail!  No, I think I'll wait till I can afford to buy my own car instead of a joy ride.  Besides I'm sure college doesn't want to see that on my record.  So what did you think of the idea about teach piano lessons? It's a thought, yeah.  I tried to teach the neighbor's cat some stuff.  Just the basics, like scales, and a few major and minor chords.  I don't think he practices much on his own, though.  I see very little progress. So I don't know - that makes me doubt my teaching ability. Are you a musician yourself? The neighbor's cat?  I hope you meant their kid?  Don't blame yourself, the kid needs to practice.  Try a few more lessons and you'll see improvement.