How can I not ask my parents for money?

In real life, a bad college student got rid of asking his parents for money by developing his own sideline. I am one of them. As far as my family is concerned. My brother and I are twins. Both of them go to college, and their parents are under great financial pressure. For this matter. I made a decision from the first day of college. I will try my best to do work-study programs. I usually do odd jobs in the school cafeteria. Wages are paid by the hour. Wash the dishes for them. At the same time, for me, I can eat in it for free. My living expenses will be solved. I have an advantage in my studies. My English score is outstanding. I am at the weekend. Just leave school. Counseling other children. In this way, my pocket money also fell behind. I did these two things for four years as soon as I did them. I hardly ask my parents for money. On the contrary, my parents often call me for money. I said I had enough money to spend. So parents are in front of relatives and friends. Everyone especially praised me. Copy that, my brother. He's doing well, too. When she was in college, she had been doing work-study programs. Our parents have relieved a lot of pressure. Parents are always proud of waiting for us. I also feel that I am still relatively good. Reading never worries parents. I didn't bring it home when I was in college. The economic pressure is too great. So whenever you mention college. What I did. I'm still very proud. This is when I was in college, I developed a sideline through my own efforts and got rid of asking my parents for money.