Thinker101
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- Mar 25, 2017
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/—-/ Well maybe everything comes easy to you, but I had to work my azz off with both a full time job and a part time job on the weekend. I lived on the cheap saved every dime to pay for college tuition. It took a decade before I started making a good living and could start investing. Wish I had your easy life and golden touch,/—-/ No dumbass, it means I took matters into my own hands and worked hard to do better. Today I’d take the $10 an hour job and work my way up. Same theory, just different numbers.
Just for future reference, if you think name calling is a proper rebuttal, I will ignore you.
Yes, you can take a $10 an hour job and move up BUT there are a limited number of jobs one can move up to.
I note this over and over, please tell me in decent language if you can where I am wrong.
Your solution will work for an individual. It will not work for tens of millions. This is a country of tens of millions.
Well, it sure has worked for tens of millions individuals for the last 100 years (at least). For those that feel they deserve a promotion because they show up every day, better hold out for that $15/hour job that may come along one of these days.
If it worked, there wouldn't be so many on public assistance of some sort.
Again, you once could get a good paying factory job. You didn't have to get "promoted" to just get by. Sadly $15 an hour will not even do that in some places.
It works, which is why there are so many more not getting public assistance. I can understand you or others not willing to put out the effort, it's not easy, although that only assures you will not get anywhere.
Ease up Jack, I agree with you.