Never Enough Money - "Born and Bred"

Why did my parents put my younger brother and I in private schools?  Public schools aren't ^bad^, and we didn't have much money.  They made the Catholic schools suck, in the end.  I went to 7 Catholic schools, 2 Baptist schools, and 1 Methodist school.  Sometimes, some schools have supposedly choice programs, but in the end any could "suck" or be bad.  Where could all that money have gone?

I think this topic, that I was born and bred without enough money, would insult most families for suggesting my parents didn't do what was best for me but that I was right all along because I was right all along.

It seems no one is helping people thinking it's always the family's fault.  They know it's selfish to be that way to people in general, in the working world, and need to realize this in comparison with me.

Even in music, I guess there's no best or famous.  Just go to any ole college and forget about all that competition!  No offense to anyone-

Bach - Keyboard Concerto No. 3 in D Major, BWV 1054: III. Allegro

#7 - 26.21

Why are you not like ... Andre Rieu?

Should we say since Andre Rieu already did something great, it's not really an option to play with for at least someone like me?  Other people like to cross their eyes up at him for that fact and still play with it, like he is.  I did consider making a professional orchestra for working adults, serving all levels to the top.  After all, violin takes maybe a few years to learn, supposedly easier when you already know music, like people who are already violinists don't practice maybe so much alone.

Some of the Dutch sentiment has no point insulting me for making mistakes, pretending they are infallible, or will these ones deny it next time I get a message?  What else is there to discuss?  I forget, but there are details that are interesting and overarching in English.  I am glad to have Dutch heritage, but they prove to be mean sometimes.