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13. Agosto 2011, 13:56:15

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Argomento: Re: Thanks, you proved my point, I am talking about thinking like a rich person by figuring out how to make money, and you are talking about thinking like a poor person does by describing how a labor job is so noble that someone should give them more

Modificato da Mort (13. Agosto 2011, 13:58:19)

Vikings: Nope. Some people do find though money is not the only richness (Jesus for example) ... like the guys who are just happy doing a job that brings them great satisfaction as it what they want to do.

"and by making excuses like I cant do school, I'm not talking about the mentally challenged"

.. Only mentally challenged can't do school!!?? I find that somewhat lacking in depth.

"Either brick layers or dry wallers (which ever you are talking about) can easily make $100,000 a year, I know examples of both that do"

Yes I know people who do as well.. but you said.... "person choosed to get a simple blue collar job"... These jobs might not be "noble" but they are essential to our modern world.