Hard Work and Attitude Determines Your Altitude...ZIP Code Doesn’t Matter

[Mac1958]

There will always be people who simply don't have the capacity to "succeed"

Complete horseshit.

Okay, ignore it. Call 'em "lazy freeloaders".
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I haven't called them anything. Those are YOUR words.
Some people just don't care. It is still their choice.

Okay then!
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[LoneLaugher]

There will always be people who simply don't have the capacity to "succeed"

Complete horseshit.

Okay, ignore it. Call 'em "lazy freeloaders".
.

I haven't called them anything. Those are YOUR words.
Some people just don't care. It is still their choice.

You are here to toot your own horn.

If you were REALLY at peace with your lot in life and thought of yourself as a success, you would not have to drink yourself stupid five nights per week.

 

[sparky]

~S~

 

[OnePercenter]

Money doesn't show the true value of a human.

True, but money makes it more comfortable to live.

Most Americans get paid what they are worth....

Wrong. Most Americans get paid for the smallest amount their employer can get away with paying.

True, which is what their job is worth, sonyoure both correct

The people or persons that make their employer all of their money are worth the smallest amount their employer can get away with paying? How so?

 

[harmonica]

.....it's a culture thing also....my father was a hard worker--..he never taught us to be hard working/polite/organized/etc, we just ''got it'' from him
..Germans are known for organization/cleanliness/hard working/industriousness/etc--culture
...the Japanese are known for some of these traits also
---you ''learn'' from your parents/etc...you ''acquire'' traits''/etc from your parents

 

[OnePercenter]

Money doesn't show the true value of a human.

True, but money makes it more comfortable to live.

Most Americans get paid what they are worth....

Wrong. Most Americans get paid for the smallest amount their employer can get away with paying.

Wrong of course. If true most Americans would be making minimum wage but they are not.

If a worker isn't making at least $23.50/hr and working a 40 hour week, he/she is making less than what minimum wage should be.

 

[Rustic]

Money doesn't show the true value of a human.

True, but money makes it more comfortable to live.

Most Americans get paid what they are worth....

Wrong. Most Americans get paid for the smallest amount their employer can get away with paying.

Wrong of course. If true most Americans would be making minimum wage but they are not.

If a worker isn't making at least $23.50/hr and working a 40 hour week, he/she is making less than what minimum wage should be.

 

[OnePercenter]

True, but money makes it more comfortable to live.

Most Americans get paid what they are worth....

Wrong. Most Americans get paid for the smallest amount their employer can get away with paying.

Wrong of course. If true most Americans would be making minimum wage but they are not.

If a worker isn't making at least $23.50/hr and working a 40 hour week, he/she is making less than what minimum wage should be.

What's your point?

 

[buckeye45_73]

Money doesn't show the true value of a human.

True, but money makes it more comfortable to live.

Most Americans get paid what they are worth....

Wrong. Most Americans get paid for the smallest amount their employer can get away with paying.

True, which is what their job is worth, sonyoure both correct

The people or persons that make their employer all of their money are worth the smallest amount their employer can get away with paying? How so?

Huh? Most people that make the money in a company get promoted......You get a star sales guy, he's gonna be making tons of cash, so what are you saying?

 

[danielpalos]

You zip code doesn’t determine your chance of success in America. Adults in your society should not act like common savages. History has shit to do with it. 2019? Your a victim? My ******* ass.
Hard work, once as American as apple pie

In a vacuum of special pleading, the right wing is Always right.

Capitalism's natural rate of unemployment and a lack of equal protection of the law, are significant drags on productivity.