Old Marty is a loser because he didn't become a rockstar...

>Old Marty is a loser because he didn't become a rockstar, just a husband with an office job and his own house and children.

Wow, the 80s had some impossibly high standards.

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His own house in a wealthy part of California mind you, he was going very well for himself

You’re missing the real takeaway here: back in the 80’s even after royally fucking your life up this was about as far as you could conceivably fall. Now imagine the same scenario today.

everyone was on cocaine

Remember American Beauty with the tragic life of the upper-middle class guy who lived in a giant house, had a car and got a job on McDonald while planning to fuck his daughter's best friend?

>having a loving wife and family is "losing"
why was i ignoring the blackpill for so long, i could've swallowed it when i first saw this 20+ years ago

in the 80s you could be a pizza delivery driver and own a home while supporting a family

ouch

you unironically gave me something to think about bro...

>tfw don't even own one fax machine

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Doesn't he lose his house in this scene? Like the mortgage defaults or something?