I think they overreacted by firing you.

Probably would have been better to give you a chance to pay for them or something.

Make it a sort of learning experience or whatnot, and not like so terminal per se.

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Family business/small business wouldn't care.

Would probably joke around about it.

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Blessing in disguise perhaps.

If you devote a lot of time and energy and "invest" yourself per se in a gig, best not to work for an impersonal large-corp., as they are often not good "partners" of employees often times perhaps.

Better perhaps to work for a smaller-corp. or yourself perhaps.

These kinds of larger companies are often completely impersonal and not really deserving(don't hold up their side of implicit bargain) of devotion arguably in most cases, so perhaps it is best that are done with this situation and can move onto new ventures in life.

Lessons learned perhaps my friend.

Don't worry it is a tricky side of the job-world perhaps.