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So far I've rented both Skyrim and Saints Row: The Third. I've already stated my opinion on Skyrim.

It's certainly interesting, Saints Row: The Third. There are mascots everywhere and my favorite mini-game is Proffessor Genki's. It's this in-game reality show where you get to kill mascots. It's pretty fun. Other than that there's not much that's new. If I said anymore I'd be spoiling it. What's interesting is that they added a section where a town is infected by zombies. What's different in the third is that you can't customize the cribs which I think is lame since I'm avid fan of moving furniture and upgrading the cribs. The weapons are awesome and the main songs are extremely catchy.

I haven't even played Modern Warfare 3 yet, how is it?

In between I've been studying and attempting to get my grades up. I just got accepted into college for next year as a Mechanical Engineering Technologist which I am grateful to recieve... It's probably going to take work but damnit I can't screw up.

If you won a million dollars off of the lottery, what would you use it for? I'd partially invest it in passive income, make my fortune grow exponentially, pay for college and invest the rest in helping other people help themselves.

Hmm maybe when you're old enough to have a job. You could ask your neighboors if they need any help with anything and they might be willing to pay you.

That's about right, but I like it because it's entirely satrical which makes it fun to play. Concerning modern warfare, I thought the story was interesting.

I see. I'm a halo fan myself, but I haven't played it in years.

I assumed you were 14 lol. Yes, it is old enough. I assumed that 15 would be the minimum age people start working in general however and usually people your age don't get to work unless they have special permission. At least that's what it's like in Canada. Most Canadians are allowed to start working at the mimimum age of 16. In any case, maybe they'll be willing to pay you for extra work. It's hard to get a job with the recession and all, but things will hopefully and eventually sort themselves out if you keep applying, just make sure to check your resume before handing it in and prepare for interviews and whatnot.