Bob Blaylock
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- Aug 22, 2015
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It is easy to see how someone like Parasite Joe—who only consumes wealth that others worked to produce, while producing none himself—could believe that wealth is finite, and that nobody gains wealth except by depriving others of it.
Guy, I've done more than your sorry Cultist ass ever will. Been working since I was 16, and the one thing I figured out was that working hard makes your boss rich, not you.
Yeah, right.
I recognize your attitude, exactly. I've had coworkers like you. Lazy, neglectful, malfeasant. “Don't work so hard”, they'd tell me, “We're being paid by the hour.” “You're making us look bad.” “You'll work us out of a job.”
My entry into my current job came as a temp, working on a solar power project. Early in that project, we were divided into teams of three, to build solar panel assemblies. My team outperformed the other teams, no thanks at all to the two cretins I was teamed up with. I could build them faster, by myself, if I could get my two teammates to go off and do something else.
A few weeks into the project, there was not a need for so many workers. Out of my team of three, guess which two got cut at that point. And guess which one went on to finish that project, and go on to another, and another, and another, and eventually got hired on directly by this company, and now gets to work on much grander, more interesting, more satisfying projects.
No doubt, those two cretins thought exactly as you do, that their work only made the bosses wealthy.
It's always been my experience that any employers I've worked for know the different between good workers and not-so-good workers. The former advance in the company, and in their careers; while the latter are left with exactly your attitude.
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