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Millennials. They are God’s gift to me. When I started in this career, my 2nd, young bucks were always a threat. No longer. I run circles around these clowns. I’ll let work impede my social life and my family sometimes because that’s what needs to be done to keep cashing checks. They want no part of it. It’s like having an extra gear they know nothing about. So be it. Stay hungry and you’ll eat. What am I doing? I'm talking to an empty telephone | |||
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My wife's uncle is 65 this year. He owns a drywall & stucco business. He has 10 - 15 guys working for him. Makes real good money. He gets his hands dirty some times, but mostly does estimates and the like. He's usually on site, but supervising. He has a son who is 30 or 32 this year that works at a whole foods. He was begging his son to take over his business. He could earn 6 figures, versus the $14 - $16 per hour or so he earns at Whole Foods. Son is in no way interested. The uncle raised 3 kids, paid off his house years ago and is willing to just give the business away to his son. He has absolutely no interest in it. He rents, barely scrapes by, can't afford to go on vacation, etc... I just don't get it. | |||
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Because people give these people begging for money, far more in a day than they can make working. Every light that I see someone begging at, I see at least 2 people give them a dollar or more. | |||
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Hmmm.... Work started for me at 12 with a butt kicking paper route that killed a bicycle about twice a year. Then gas pumping in HS. Then USAF. Then the cops. After the cops, private security officer for an in patient hospice facility. Partner in a PI business too. Now, being fully retired feels strange. And in HS, I not only took shop, but home econ too. Which taught me to bake. End of Earth: 2 Miles Upper Peninsula: 4 Miles | |||
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