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Yeah, if only poor people weren't so lazy and stupid, they wouldn't be poor.
Glad you made it, AVG. There are millions who work just as hard as you and never do. |
Who says that a poor person is lazy? I think you are grossly over simplifying a complex issue.There are plenty of stupid and lazy rich people.
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Yes, I know a few of them. The majority if not all are satisfied with what they are doing. So be it. Except one that I know of. He worked the bailing machine at the local papermill. Dead end job for a guy who did not complete 10th grade. Not the brightest crayon in the box. He looked to move up. It would seem there was none for him. He looked for another job. He delivers medical supplies to local residence. Twice the pay. Absolutely loves the job. Has been given praise for his numerous deliveries he makes everyday. In some cases twice as many as others performing the same task. I can not really say I have met anyone who busted his ass and did not move up or out to something better. So, yes, I can not rightly say I know anyone who did not bust his/her hump and not get ahead. As far as the lazy comment, a young lady worked along side my daughter at her new kennel job. The girl did absolutely nothing the day after Thanksgiving. My daughter picked up her slack. Management recognized this. My daughter was offered the full time position. The other young lady was fired. |
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Hard work....it is a nice concept and works well in a majority of the cases when employed. |
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Michael Jordan was a great basketball player who worked very hard and made a buttload of money doing it. He was also a baseball player that worked very hard and batted .202. Put it another way: The investment banker who drives a Porsche works long hours. So does the guy who washes the Porsche. Why don't they make the same amount of money? Face it - luck plays a large part in success. The investment banker is lucky to be living in a society where his skill in analyzing financial statements in advance of an IPO is valued as highly as it is. |
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BTW, changing tires is just as dirty and physical as digging a ditch. Been there and done that. But you know, that ditch digger can learn to operate heavy machinery. Move up out of the hole. The pay is great for these guys. |
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I never once said poor people are lazy I felt that I would say it literally. Things will never be equal in this world and they never will be but I do not think that a guy that can afford a Porsche and a guy that washes a Porsche should earn the same pay though you must not no any car detailers because they can make a good deal of money. I have friend that I have known since kindergarten this guy really struggled through school and had a hard life his parents where drug addicts and he was raised by his grandmother he is mixed half black and half white and took alot of crap for that from some white and black kids at school.He has nothing beyond a high school diploma.He has a one man auto detailing operation he started off in high school and did very well right off the bat this guy makes $60,000 and that is just a part time job for him now because he got a job a few years ago with CSX as a coach cleaner(cleans the cab and outside of CSX locomotives and fuels them up) and he earns good deal doing that. |
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Ever hear of the mailroom clerk that became CEO of that company he was delivering mail from floor to floor? Guess not. |
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But Stealhead, this is how these threads usually end up. I also never equated lazy people are poor people as well. Hard work normally provides good fortune. Laziness affords much of nothing. Ask the grasshopper and ant. :up: |
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Answer the question....would you promote the deadwood in your business? Would you give them a raise in pay? |
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