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Part 3: Explanatory Essay(Don't make my words a reason to flame... it's is only my opinion.Thanks!3 A rich nest-builder could see workers struggling with their salary and the way they’ll have to be on diet to be able to nourish their families and will just say that “we need of every level of statute to make a world”. A middle class nest-builder will see the same struggling families and will say that they should have studied and thought about contraception before making that many children. I once met on the train a real estate agent working in an agency in the US. He was a mature man in his forties with a working wife, and successful children. He came alone to Morocco for five days because he wanted to relax somewhere in Africa where there is neither internal nor external war and it is pretty cheap to be able to choose a luxurious place to stay in. He talked to me about any and everything that came through his mind. From the diversified culture in New York to the global warming, he talked about nearly everything and defended his ideas as no one can do. His last words to me were “We count on the future generation to make a move and change the world for the better.” Shockingly I asked him why he didn’t begin the future generation’s work by himself first; he simply responded “I am too old for that.” Although his answer is a little unbelievable coming from a man who succeeded in life, he was tied to the nest-seekers’ mentality. Most of the older population don’t take part in social actions but prefer to prove their humanity by giving $5 once in a while to a charity they deemed important enough to invest in. The second category of comfort zone-occupier is the follower. A Follower is a volunteer who supports actively an –already existing-- idea, an opinion, or a point of view by voting, protesting, boycotting, making a peaceful walk, or just commenting about it on internet to achieve a goal which is to make his/her voice heard to the one he/she follows. A follower is a social adventurer, a rebellious teenager, or a path-seeking new-adult not entirely hooked up by the pressure of responsibility of school, work, social life, the community, or his/her own nest (parents, spouse, or children,) because the follower is still free and doesn’t have someone pushing him/her to abort what he/she sees as a revolt against the society.

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