It's a lead-pipe cinch that Sweet Sr. was right 100 per cent of the time. Jon's never right about anything.
The last two decades have clearly demonstrated that he shouldn't have supported Jon, shouldn't have been proud of Jon, and would have abandoned such feelings by now were he alive today.
Uh-huh. And Jon had a hot girlfriend in college.
So, basically, Jon was never original, and never funny. Sheesh.
I would be more sympathetic, but this post, in addition to a previous post he made sometime back, does less to show a love for his dad than it does to say "Poor me." He doesn't say anything about, say, the stuff he did with his dad, or his smile, or anything like that. It's all about Jon. What he does say is that his dad was proud of him and supported his dreams, but later on, he mentions that his mother discouraged him from starting another shop. It's kind of evident through this whole post that Jon is trying to make himself seem important, (read relevant) to his 'family,' which, in his household, consists of his mother.
Check out his passively self-congratulatory attitude about his presence at his house.
By doing what? Average chores that would barely serve as a challenge to a nine-year old?
Sweet does not work, thus he does not make his own hours. He sits around, stuffing himself with lard on the taxpayer's dime, listening to right-wing blather and dreaming up silly revenge schemes over horribly mis-percieved slights.
He doesn't need that much leeway.
Yes, because she knew that Jon was hopelessly incompetent, and that any attempt on his part to open a can of corn without someone thoroughly explaining it to him would result in fire and jail. Opening another shop - something that Sweet cannot figure out how to do to this very day - would be a complete waste of time.
She'd survive in perfect health, without her cowardly son watching in terror, waiting for it all to go away before calling 911. There'd likely be less risk with Jon away at the time of crisis.
He also discusses his recent output:
He ... what?
Okay, "research and data-gathering"? Two ways of saying the same thing. He's putting this information together
"for the apology" to a book he's supposed to have put out quite some time ago. What's the apology for? You're guess is as good as mine.
Oh, of course, it goes without saying: Red, Yellow, and Blue will be garbage and won't sell.
An easy fix if Jon had any competence with computers or their applications. Sadly ...