AIN'T IT THE TRUTH

[Capt. Brian Daley]

Joe Smith started the day early having set his alarm clock for 6am. while his
coffee pot (made in hong kong) was perking, he shaved with his electric razor
(made in china) he put on a dress shirt (made in sri lanka) designer jeans
(made in singapore) and tennis shoes (made in korea) after cooking jis breakfest in his new electric shillet (made in india) he sat down with his
calculator (made in mexico) to see how much he could spend today. after
setting his watch (made in swiss) to the radio (made in inda) he got in his car
(made in germany) filled it with gas from (saudi arabia) and continued his
search for a good paying AMERICAN job. at the end of yet another discoraging
and fruitless day checking his computer (made in malaysia) Joe decided to relax for a while he put on his sandals (made taiwan) poured himself a glass
od wine (made in france) france!!! and turned on his tv (made in japan)
and then wondered why he cant find a good paying job in AMERICAN

[gofshn]

thanks for bringing this to light!!!! i have been preaching it for years. people buy foreign cars, and buy cheap foreign stuff and wonder why they can't find a job and on top of that, we are over in those countries supporting them in their wars and civil unrest. keep in mind that i am not downing our fighting americans, just understand that i support our troops 100% in whatever they do. it is the presidents calling i question at times. i see hidden motives at work!

[Glenn W]

Oh this ought to be real popular------

Perhaps all these foreign goods that lard ass Americans buy are from those who can't find a job because thay are unionized demanding $50 per hour pushing a broom and and crying the blues about that.
We are Americans GD it. We have a world right to an absurd standard of living with no skills, and the skills we do have are jeolous of those who produce more for less .

Food for thought,
Karl Marx, not.

[flatbottom]

there are jobs out there and businesses to create You just have to move your feet doing them. Many want to sit on their azz and get paid for a days work and hire some one to cut their grass...Bla...Bla...Bla....poor pitiful me. Screw the alarm clock get a rooster. 6 am geez what ever happened to 4:15? Ride to the fillin station and get your mud for the day. Straight edge that face ...that will wake you up in a hurry. whats designer jeans for? Girlie men? electric skillet? Hell ma won't know how to turn it on. Pencil and paper works for me. All watches are made by the Swiss...LOL You got me on Thar radio one Brian...Car hell....give me a pick-up with a diesel to burn McDonalds fry oil......there are jobs for americans out there and businesses to create...lets go fishin and kill somethin

good one Brian

[Squidnation]

Your example says alot about American productivity and it truly is said. But let me enlighten Joe about one thing. What occupation houses the most millionaires in this country. Doctors? Lawyers?, engineers....? how about manufacturers....well you just pointed out to us their are few of those left in the US, charter boat captains? yea right. Give up? Salesmen! thats right Capitalism at its best. Tell Joe to go get a sales job. Heres the neat thing. Everybody is hiring, go anywhere that needs a salesman and you will see they are looking for good help. So let me ask, why does Joe not want to be a salesman? Oh, thats right because as a salesman you actually have to produce to get paid, that requires......are you ready for this.........WORK, DRIVE and THE HUNGER TO SUCCEED. Screw that, Joe was actually looking for a job where he could clock in, get $50K a year, health benefits, 3 wks paid vacation and a 401K plan. He really isn't looking for a job, he is looking for white collar welfare - which in fact is why americans can't produce anymore. Sell Joe, Just sell!!!!

[Proheat]

Oh this ought to be real popular------

Perhaps all these foreign goods that lard ass Americans buy are from those who can't find a job because thay are unionized demanding $50 per hour pushing a broom and and crying the blues about that.
We are Americans GD it. We have a world right to an absurd standard of living with no skills, and the skills we do have are jeolous of those who produce more for less .

Food for thought,
Karl Marx, not.

YOU SAID IT BROTHER!!!!

I KNOW IN MY BUSINESS(HVAC) THAT NOBODY WANTS TO WORK ANYORE- AND FROM TALKING TO OTHER PEOPLE IN THE TRADES, THEY HAVE THE SAME PROBLEM. THERES PLENTY OF WORK AND OPPORTUNITIES OUT THERE, BUT PEOPLE ARE GETTING LAZY! THEY WANT THE BIG BUCKS AND NOT HAVE TO WORK FOR IT.......HELL.......I'M TIRED OF WORKING TOO- MY ONLY HOPE IS TO HIT THE THE BIG LOTTERY!

[flatbottom]

YOU SAID IT BROTHER!!!!

I KNOW IN MY BUSINESS(HVAC) THAT NOBODY WANTS TO WORK ANYORE- AND FROM TALKING TO OTHER PEOPLE IN THE TRADES, THEY HAVE THE SAME PROBLEM. THERES PLENTY OF WORK AND OPPORTUNITIES OUT THERE, BUT PEOPLE ARE GETTING LAZY! THEY WANT THE BIG BUCKS AND NOT HAVE TO WORK FOR IT.......HELL.......I'M TIRED OF WORKING TOO- MY ONLY HOPE IS TO HIT THE THE BIG LOTTERY!

If we ever get out and fish we could win the WMO......

[gofshn]

there is nothing like climbing up on a 30 foot roof, lugging gauges, micron guages, 125#cylinders of nitrogen and refrigerant, vacuum pumps, torches, contactors, tool bag weighing 50#, charging scales, and getting further along and finding you need another 5 or 6 items. all of this in 110 degree weather and 95 percent humidity. not to mention the pm's you must do where you have to change out anywhere from 100 to 500 2 inch filters, check out every unit and then do the work, all in an allotted amount of time. no rest for the weary is there proheat. no one can deny the fact that we work our asses off every day just like other people. no handouts being sought on my end i can assure you.

i look forward to the days when i have to do programming for the national accounts i have on my list. laptop and baking in the sun then also.

[Proheat]

there is nothing like climbing up on a 30 foot roof, lugging gauges, micron guages, 125#cylinders of nitrogen and refrigerant, vacuum pumps, torches, contactors, tool bag weighing 50#, charging scales, and getting further along and finding you need another 5 or 6 items. all of this in 110 degree weather and 95 percent humidity. not to mention the pm's you must do where you have to change out anywhere from 100 to 500 2 inch filters, check out every unit and then do the work, all in an allotted amount of time. no rest for the weary is there proheat. no one can deny the fact that we work our asses off every day just like other people. no handouts being sought on my end i can assure you.

i look forward to the days when i have to do programming for the national accounts i have on my list. laptop and baking in the sun then also.

KEEP PLAYING THE LOTTERY......ITS OUR ONLY HOPE!!! LOL