AVG you're right. All some people know is defeat and how to quit.
Those are the types that lose their jobs and jus say "oh well" and sit around waiting for the unemployment check. (which is another thing these jolly jokers aren't considering... That the guy might just have some unemployment money)
Another thing, does nobody have a rainy day fund anymore? Have parents completely stopped teaching work ethic and financial responsibility.
Theoretically, the type of man who wants for himself and his family enough is the type to have a coffee can rainy day fund.
Theoretically -if he just lost his job he has enough credit to pay for the transmission he hypothetically needs.
We could spend all week adding hypotheticals to this little scenario but it won't change the fact that if I lost my job tomorrow and didn't have new work inside of 5 days... I'm researching the job market in another city, loading up the truck, taking my rainy day fund and going to get that job.
Anyone wanting to work and take care of their family can find a way. Those who don't want to... Will piss and moan about the impossibility of it all and turn their backs on all responsibility.
On my first big job interview, I slept in an airport terminal and took a spit bath in a public restroom.
There are those who can do such things... And those who - I guess - feel that society owes them a job, or perhaps the feel above something like sleeping in a car or a 5am spit bath. Who knows why some people just give up like that?
Beats me.
Those who want it bad enough, find a way.
One of the most successful restaurant owners in my town started out homeless in NYC. I refuse to believe success cannot be achieved by ones own initiative.
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