check this out in georgia

I like what the Gov is doing here some don't but they are the lazy ones in my book.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110622/ap_on_re_us/us_food_and_farm_probation_harvesters?bouchon=524,ga

That's one of the problems with the typical american................lazy ass workers. They expect top dollar for doing unskilled labor. Honest day of work for a honest days pay
And yes I'm an american.............just not a lazy ass one


-John

John I agree with you this gen is plain lazy or most of them.I started working at 9 years working for my Ant and Uncle in the tobacco field walking behind the harvester picking up leaves they dropped.At age 12 I started cropping at 15 I started closing and loading the full racks of tobacco on the trailer that was pulled by the harvester until I was 17.Then I got my first public jod and have worked ever sence and payed my own way.I tried one time to get help when my girls was little the walfare denied us it was no bid deal to me I just got a second job.I have not tried for any help from the goverment after that time.

Sorry if I have defended anyone but I beleave to work for what you want and have to have not sit on your dead butt and want the gov give it to you.

Jim

John I agree with you this gen is plain lazy or most of them.I started working at 9 years working for my Ant and Uncle in the tobacco field walking behind the harvester picking up leaves they dropped.At age 12 I started cropping at 15 I started closing and loading the full racks of tobacco on the trailer that was pulled by the harvester until I was 17.Then I got my first public jod and have worked ever sence and payed my own way.I tried one time to get help when my girls was little the walfare denied us it was no big deal to me I just got a second job.I have not tried for any help from the goverment after that time.

Sorry if I have deffended anyone but I beleave to work for what you want and have to have not sit on your dead butt and want the gov give it to you.

Jim[/quote]

69F100 wrote:John I agree with you this gen is plain lazy or most of them.I started working at 9 years working for my Ant and Uncle in the tobacco field walking behind the harvester picking up leaves they dropped.At age 12 I started cropping at 15 I started closing and loading the full racks of tobacco on the trailer that was pulled by the harvester until I was 17.Then I got my first public jod and have worked ever sence and payed my own way.I tried one time to get help when my girls was little the walfare denied us it was no bid deal to me I just got a second job.I have not tried for any help from the goverment after that time.

Sorry if I have defended anyone but I beleave to work for what you want and have to have not sit on your dead butt and want the gov give it to you.

Jim

When I cropped bakker in Rebecca, we loaded on a mule drawn sled, tied leaves on sticks, climbed to the top of the bakker barn, and racked them to cure.

Hell maybe I'm just getting old, but the barbecues thrown at the end of tobacco season sure were fun.

They was still sticking here to my Aunt and Uncle was one of the 1st to go to the buck barns I have helped in the stick barns when we was sheeting it up his brother had some stick barns they used if the needed some more barn space if it was not cooking off fast enough.