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Everytime I see one of these I laugh. Lots of folks want to say eh millenials... as a now 28 year old, I'll never forget being charged with having to convince a 40 yr old man to actually do his job. I dont do manual labor anymore, but did my time to get where I am, and saw plenty of lazy folks of all ages. It is easy to point at my age group though lol.
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Originally posted by Hooverfb View PostEverytime I see one of these I laugh. Lots of folks want to say eh millenials... as a now 28 year old, I'll never forget being charged with having to convince a 40 yr old man to actually do his job. I dont do manual labor anymore, but did my time to get where I am, and saw plenty of lazy folks of all ages. It is easy to point at my age group though lol.
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Originally posted by wickll View PostThis may seem like an unusual take on it, but I maintain that this is one of the great tragedies of our massive illegal immigration problem . For years, we have turned over so many of manual labor jobs over to immigrants because of the low cost labor.
Many skilled laborers (plumbers, bricklayers, etc. ) hired immigrants to do the labor and became their crew leaders or the business owners. It has gotten to the point where in many cases, it is easier to hire the work done and doing it yourself may not really save you that much money , when you consider what we can make on overtime ( I used to work at a chemical plant)
When my older stepson was about 14 or 15, he tried to pick up some yards to mow, but most (at least many) in our city are done by landscaping crews with immigrant labor .
Consequently , many youth simply spend their time on video games. I know that is probably not the case for most families here on TBH, but our society has greatly changed.
Sorry for the rant.
So bad attitude from these young men and no work ethic is the immigrants fault who has a work ethic, awesome excuse.
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Originally posted by Hooverfb View PostEverytime I see one of these I laugh. Lots of folks want to say eh millenials... as a now 28 year old, I'll never forget being charged with having to convince a 40 yr old man to actually do his job. I dont do manual labor anymore, but did my time to get where I am, and saw plenty of lazy folks of all ages. It is easy to point at my age group though lol.
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Originally posted by jason86 View PostI had sod delivered to the house, 4.5 pallets. Nieghbor has a 15 year old son, told him I’d pay him 100 bucks for about 3 hrs worth of work. He told me his son wasn’t much for working outside. At 15 I’d be busting my butt for 100 dollar bill.
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Originally posted by jason86 View PostI had sod delivered to the house, 4.5 pallets. Nieghbor has a 15 year old son, told him I’d pay him 100 bucks for about 3 hrs worth of work. He told me his son wasn’t much for working outside. At 15 I’d be busting my butt for 100 dollar bill.
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This isn't new. I'm 60 and been seeing this my whole life. My dad was a brick layer. I have 4 brothers so dad didn't need help in the summer. At least 10 times he came home mad as hell because the guy he hired while we were in school would come in, work till noon, need money to buy lunch and never come back. They all would swear they didn't mind hard work until they found out what hard work was.
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