I find this pretty amusing

[slag]

That's against the rules.

I just want his trailer to get wrecked, dashing his undeserved sense of accomplishment.

The guy at McDonalds is doing more for society than he is.

Zing. I better go hide back in my trailer.. lol

 

[slag]

Why am I unsurprised that you're from Kansas.

Where are some more tornadoes to clear out the white trash when you need them?

Pompous white trash, at that.

The values I learned while a youth have stuck with me. Work hard, make something of yourself, and you will reap the benefits. This is the land of opportunity (still), and there is no reason why every Mary and Joe out there can't learn a skill or go to college and get a better job. I stand behind what I said. I worked for Walmart for 7 years while in high school and college and recognized it for what it was, a temporary job unless I wanted to enter management and/or was an older retiree. Its the same with any minimum wage job out there. It's not a destination, its a step along the path, whether just starting out, or as a supplement to your retirement income.

 

[sze5003]

The values I learned while a youth have stuck with me. Work hard, make something of yourself, and you will reap the benefits. This is the land of opportunity (still), and there is no reason why every Mary and Joe out there can't learn a skill or go to college and get a better job. I stand behind what I said. I worked for Walmart for 7 years while in high school and college and recognized it for what it was, a temporary job unless I wanted to enter management and/or was an older retiree. Its the same with any minimum wage job out there. It's not a destination, its a step along the path, whether just starting out, or as a supplement to your retirement income.

Problem with a lot of people is that they don't believe they will get anywhere or they get lazy working part time jobs for a while that the thought of self improvement doesn't follow. A lot of times they don't care or think about their future while in HS enough to realize that if they don't want to go to college they could learn a trade or skill.

I believe it has to do with how discipline they are and how they were brought up too. I've had friends who's parents I would have loved to have because I could have done whatever I wanted growing up and they would not have cared one single bit. That's not the case for everyone but it's somewhat a common theme. Get by highschool, get caught up in some crappy part time job and then get stuck in that whole day by day cycle. At some point you have to apply yourself somehow.

I've even had family members who I know could be smart and do something better but they choose not to for some reason.