Plant man’s mad about the age of workers! Only one way to become an old cat!

[@DreBrooks]

He might tell you a joke, but he’ll never tell you a lie!!!

[@LordScrambles1]

Man, we all appreciate this one. It's easy to fall into that money mindset, especially when triple time gets thrown around, but you really need to slow down and take time for yourself. The only reward the company is going to give you for destroying yourself and your life is a broken body and an empty house. That truck sure is nice, though, ain't it?

[@daviddavidson4496]

I'd rather be an asshole than a liar

[@RickyAndTheBoss]

Hopefully some of y’all will take the not so hidden message to heart

[@samael335]

So...was that bit about triple-time just made up as a test or....do you just want me to take those personal days so you don't have to pay me triple? 'Cause if you were serious, I think I'll probably be just fine with gas station hot dogs and snickers bars for the rest of the week.

[@altorins]

Got it 👍 I'll take the triple time and rest when it's just time and a half.....

[@grumpyscout4745]

Yep. I'm 42 and my body hurts everyday. Between doing construction and the army my body's toast.

[@AlphaBushido]

I've had 1 surgery already and I might need one on my shoulder next I'm not even 35 so yeah I heard it.

[@Liberator-hd2ft]

Got told your message when I started, didn't believe it and said "fuck it I love money", brother I damn sure do everything I can to live your message now.

[@ReaIHuman]

Let's be honest, if they're going to offer triple time we're going to be working a 24 hour shift.

[@tcm844]

I love $$$. So I'm there

[@benfurnish2052]

I miss being hourly. Salary sucks dick.

[@garuce8585]

No doubt

[@bjorndavidson9699]

@@thealgonquin5822 correct sir! You gotta toe that thin line of just enough OT to bank but not enough that you personally finance Ukraine lolol

[@tripled921]

Triple time= government taxes. You’ll change tax brackets and never see a fucking dime of it. But Brandon and the Rockefeller’s will laugh at ya all the way to the bank. Trust that.

[@briangarrow448]

My father told me this when I was just starting my construction career. His comment was- “When you die, nobody from your job is going to cry over your grave.” It took a couple of years but I left construction when my son was born and I was hundreds of miles from him and his mother. I decided that I wasn’t going to miss the rest of his life. I found a job in a local city public works department, that paid me 1/2 what I made in construction. And I was able to raise all my kids and tuck them in every night. I was the football, baseball, fastpitch coach for years. I did PTA and every school conference. I hugged them when they cried and cried when they graduated and got married. I will always be the wealthiest person I know. Not in money, but in love and family. I live with my son and his family on their farm. They built a shop/ barn with an apartment for grandpa. I have grandkids who swing on my front porch, dogs that come over to visit me, home cooked meals whenever I want them, and hugs as often as my grandkids walk over to visit. Take care of your family first and you won’t regret it.

[@Schmiddyfly]

Idk why this doesn't have a billion likes yet

[@raiden824]

Gaaaaaaaaay

[@zachbenedicic7582]

There’s a movie script somewhere here that needs to be written.

[@splatterize]

So many people do NOT KNOW this. Repeat this to EVERYONE. Thank You.

[@LegendStormcrow]

They might, but the company darn sure won't. That said, we have gone to co-workers' funerals, but in the end, the company itself won't care, and the government won't care, so don't expect anything from them, and don't give them what they don't pay for.

[@dissident9174]

Worked construction for over 30 years. I have nerve damage in my neck, numb and tingling hands, a bad back, and screwed up knees. The last day on the job before starting a new career at age 51, my boss of 21 years didn’t say thanks, or good luck, or even bye. He just acted like it was any other day. So yeah, what the boss man said.

[@Mr.Sparks.173]

When I left my previous line of work, the boss was worse than non caring, he was pissed. He nearly demanded I pay him back for all the training he had to spend on me (all 35 seconds of it, 13 years ago). The guys at the top just see you as a replaceable cog. Some of them go "well... guess I'm replacing that cog today" some of them go "fucking goddammit. Why the fuck did that cog strip out?" But at the end of the day, they don't give a shit about you, they give a shit about the work you do and how much money that'll make them. So of course, they're gonna encourage self-destruction, they get more money, and they don't need to deal with the consequences. It's up to you to have some backbone and tell them to pound sand when they try to get you to burn tomorrow.

[@guswulf6865]

3:32

[@marxxs7626]

Got that story same (busted) except my boss of 25 years was and is still great I'm going by the shop today. To return the mini scaffold. He retired 5 years ago I'll never find a better job

[@gregf4416]

It's not just construction, it's a working man/woman's life in America. But keep voting for racists and billionaires and that will help, I'm sure.

[@pattypetty9615]

True my work sent 2 certificates in the mail & a Cheap Pin saying 35 years of service! Funny thing if I didn't have severe health issues.caused mostly by my job & a work injury in 17 days it would have been 36 years! 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@Not.Jason.from.the.southwest]

It's slightly different in my office. Here it's more like "Here's the double workload at the same salary an entry level employee would be insulted by in 1995." Followed up by "Why are we having such a staffing shortage?"

[@adirtysock9720]

You gotta leave brother

[@Not.Jason.from.the.southwest]

@@adirtysock9720 The escape plan has been initiated!

[@SuperRandomness1996]

Been there, done that. Never again! I'm going into business for myself.

[@hifuqua]

That's 90% of America right now.

[@brianwilson2546]

I am the most “screw the company, I earned that time off, I’m gonna use it how I please” person you will ever meet, but if you tell me we getting triple time, I don’t have no problem postponing the vacation for a couple weeks.😂

[@Eye_Of_Odin978]

Exactly That's just a bad move if you can avoid it. With triple time you could make enough to take more days off in the near-future instead.

[@lonewolftech]

@@Eye_Of_Odin978 not after the tax man robs your blind.

[@wpeale71341]

Cause strippers and beer aint cheap.

[@maddhatter2767]

Wtf is a vacation? You mean them mythical bitches exist?

[@nibblitman]

See you get that triple time and have a very nice vacation

[@rjj5075]

I work in trucking as a diesel mechanic. I turned wrench’s from 01 until 2020. I was smoking a pack a day, drinking 2 Monsters and 10 diet cokes, and putting down at the least a size of Miller lite every night. Then in 20 we were short staffed because of Covid layoffs, and I got invited to a meeting. In my mechanic way I basically told the truth without sugar coating the answers to each topic. By the end of the day I was promoted to parts manager. It probably saved my life. I’ve quit smoking 2 1/2 years, quit caffeine completely for 2 years and only drink every now and then.

[@macdaddy9096]

Hey ...I am happy you were able to make some positive changes.

[@tumblevveed3586]

I swear I’m looking in the mirror reading this though I haven’t left the floor yet. Hell, RJ is even my real initials.😂 Started in 03, a pack a day and I clean house on DP. Nearing 40 I’m starting to want that office job before I’m worn out.

[@rjj5075]

@@tumblevveed3586 I won’t lie I got very lucky.

[@cardlackey2527]

Preach. They'll have that job listed before your obituary.

[@thatfishingguy11b]

They’ll have it filled before Thursday and today’s Wednesday! Facts!

[@lonewolftech]

@@thatfishingguy11b not today they won’t 😂

[@gnhun101]

@@lonewolftech they will pay the new guy more than what you were making. They have the money, they just don't care about you.

[@sendit7777]

That needs to be a company required poster put up on every jobsite. Along with, "OSHA, never to be found out here".

[@piratedrum]

I'm a 6th generation construction tradesman. First thing my dad said to be when I decided to go into trades was "take care of your feet, your hands and your back and you'll last longer than anyone else." However the best advice I ever received was at 19 from a drywaller who lost his best worker after the guy smashed his elbow real good and ended up needing surgery and not reporting it. "If you do anything that needs ice, more than one bandaid or a five minute break, document it, report it, whatever you have to do to get it on record you did it at work. Cover your own ass".

[@fatlarry1184]

Had a friend fall off a ladder at home, popped 5 Advils, came to work the next day and well, ....you know what

[@davidwagner9644]

Ricky gets another baby momma if he takes 3 days off.

[@wpeale71341]

Nah, its only 3 days, but a stripper gets to go on a vacation that year though.

[@williamworth2746]

30 years from now this dudes gonna look in a mirror and go “shit I’m Roscoe”

[@brian_2040]

I'm going through this shit at work right now. Younger guy came in as a manager, pissed every older guy off and we went from 8 to 2 employees in 2 weeks.

[@Thesmokingauditor]

These words are so true I need to listen to them. Before I get another hernia pull more muscles break my back knees or ankles

[@bon3sh4nks21]

I'm a carpentry foreman, I'm constantly on my guys about this very thing. Love your channel!

[@Heavens_gate666]

I literally paused on 56 seconds and this man has spoken words of wisdom that every man needs to hear. You can be the best of the best die that day and by that night they have your shift replaced 😂 work for you self

[@silenceinwhisper]

When he said “hey that was a test, take care of yourself” My response “you said triple time. I’m taking care of my bank account”

[@ziggybarone3168]

"That bank account won't matter if you spending on the Dr bill you could've avoided by not coming tomorrow"

[@johnstickles6789]

Triple time. I'm crawling out of my grave for triple time.

[@azazelreeds]

Legit thought the boss man was gonna tell Ricky no on the couple days off.

[@grimreminder5038]

You'd think there'd be an attempted guilt trip to try to get him to reconsider first, this is one of those unicorn bosses

[@-dystopic-]

These just keep getting better & fucking better, thanks for the laughs brother!

[@mechsupernova]

Triple time? Let me just go ahead and clear my schedule... And run up my credit card🤣😂

[@tickticktickBOOOOM]

I got the same job at the same company as my boomer father. We now do more than twice the work for less than a quarter of the buying power as he did. In my 30s my body was already in worse shape than my old man in his 50s. Worse still, they stopped hiring shortly after I joined, so instead of a few years being the low man on the totem pole before dumping the grunt work onto the new guy, I've been the new guy for over 20 years. Used to be 30 years on the job was considered the minimum before retirement. Now guys are lucky to hit that before something gives out.

[@theflybaby6736]

Don't worry buddy. It will trickle down one of these days. Regan promised.

[@lonewolftech]

Why the fuck would you keep working there?

[@captaingoldbeered803]

20 years at the same place? You’d have no problem getting a job somewhere else making more money and/or better conditions. If you work in a shit hole that’s the best way to get a raise nowadays.

[@tickticktickBOOOOM]

@@captaingoldbeered803 My company is pretty much a monopoly and what little competition there is treats employees even worse. Leaving means starting a whole new career from scratch.

[@gnhun101]

@@tickticktickBOOOOM you may have to move to get a better job, but your company's monopoly is likely only where you are. There are probably other companies that do the same work looking to hire. Brush off your resume and see what's out there. Good luck man

[@dragonman910]

I don't think I've ever heard the old cat line! Love it! You can't become an old cat if you use all 9 lives before age 35.

[@chuckriggsjr.6021]

So very true! I'm 49 n need back surgery, foot surgery, both knees replaced. On disability cause I can barely get around most days. 100+ hrs a week for years will catch up to ya! You got have a good mix of work n rest!

[@haroldwalberg4067]

Lol I once got asked to tend road signs over the fourth of July. Once the subject of getting three times wage at 99an hour. Was brought up was immediately told to enjoy the long weekend

[@kenl5290]

Yep! Boss Man said it right! In other words, to companies, YOU are just a number. Doesn’t matter how HARD YOU WORK, HOW LONG YOU been there, or how GREAT OF AN EMPLOYEE you are, YOU are a number and YOU are getting THEM MORE MONEY! To which, YOU will NEVER SEE!

[@dragonman910]

This stuff is funny! I love this channel! Workplace drama/comedy with a hidden message (s) of reality.

[@joeblevins3454]

That is the most on point truthful thing ever said on the internet period

[@deric999]

Lol just turned 39 and recovering from back surgery. Worked and played too hard when I was younger.

[@metalpunk1234]

Those where years, huh? I just barely enterado my 30s last year of March 31 and today thus year, I'm now 31 and pushing, but just like all our elders say, we still got a long way to go in order to experience what they experience. Lol

[@richardmarois4203]

I feel like this is an alternate universe where Ricky is a workaholic and the boss-man is constantly fighting to get him off the worksite

[@LegendStormcrow]

Ricky goes back and forth. He's addicted to the money (or at least not being locked up for child support evasion,) but burnt out. One week he'll put in 80 hours, the next 15.

[@niyablake]

Ricky owes a fuck ton of child support

[@BBCTopgearfan]

Well.. Ricky is the owner so... yeah. Sometimes you gotta put that ot in.

[@artofairgunning1262]

Amen y’all. I am the “company man” now but I was a hand in the day. I just got lucky and survived two heart attacks and three divorces. Like the Boss Man said, take care of your SELF.

[@timothyjones9863]

Facts! I was the first millwright hired at a company since the 90s smh. It is a big company and used to have 100s of millwrights and over the years dwindled them down either from layoffs, surgery, retirement etc. I was the youngest dude in maintenance at 29 lol. There was a 20 or 30 year age gap. They worked the fuck outta me so much so I left. Would love to see some younger guys get in this field, money is good.

[@DuckiestBoat959]

Never can give enough gratitude to the elders on site

[@2dronetek2]

Sobering truth in this clip. Self care is always important.

[@cujoedaman]

"Ricky, that was a test!" "Yeah, but triple time..."

[@Rose-yx6jq]

This is why they love Roscoe. They gave him hell, but deep down, they care about him.

[@ClassicLightningManageme-jb8hz]

Just to positively influence a possibility...I worked non-stop, traveled, stayed single, did not have a family, studied when I was not working, and gave that path 15 years. I now own the business, have my family, don't travel, I still study and work. But it's for myself now. Once I made myself valuable, the company and I grew together. Best of luck and blessings.

[@patricksullivan7140]

Love you guys. Im 59 years old and still in the biz. Roscoe is right. Take care of yourselves. Better than l did for sure. 😅. I try like hell to teach the young ones to work smart. Steady pace. Think it through. No matter how hard the task may seem, there is an easiest way to perform it.

[@MidTennPews]

It's amazing that everytime boss man gets a trim, so does Ricky. I'm starting to think they're the same person.

[@ryanambsdorf2859]

Wholesome and true advice. Im 30 and growing up every adult guy i jnew had back problems; but i don't. Take care of yourself

[@guyunknown6224]

Got hurt bad at my current job a while back , messed my back up something awful and the oldest ,coolest dude there ,who could do anything in the plant ,told me “ take care of yourself , they don’t give a shit about you , make sure you’re good and then come back “ he looked out for me and raised hell a couple of times on my behalf , I was sad as hell to see him retire .

[@BrandisManLCM1011]

So true most construction companies only want numbers. Clay from mobile Alabama

[@terrylucas630]

Thanks for taking one for the team Ricky!’🫡

[@charlesloyd1970]

I know exactly what was said here. I worked myself to the point that I've had discs in my neck replaced and I'm waiting to have discs replaced in my back and I'm only 53. After 25 yrs of service my department was absorbed into another dept due to money shortages after the whole COVID bs. I worked my way up to salaried supervisor and just because the CEO didn't want his 9 million dollar salary interrupted he cut several positions. I guess he got scared that he wouldn't be able to afford those Rolex's for Christmas. Take your time off. I worked in the heavy industry all those years. I'm retired now and do what I want to do.

[@pappytron]

One of the best pieces of advice I ever got, was from one of the best bosses I ever worked for. He said, "You have to look out for yourself, because nobody else is going to...and that included him".

[@publicenemy4993]

My guy. Keep it up Boss Man. Always look forward to these.

[@IggyCotton]

Damn! Words Of Pure Wisdom! I've seen guys push hard for 30 years then retire and die within 6 months

[@johntoney1734]

Amen.. we are just a number to these companies we work for..

[@smiley3012]

That is sooo True. Almost all companies could care less about you.

[@adamspencer3620]

I absolutely love your videos man Life long iron worker You ain’t wrong

[@rodgerpratt3199]

Truer words have never been spoken 👏 🙌 💯

[@RobertSmith-bs4hl]

I have been experiencing some health concerns, and I thought I might've had lung cancer. I didn't, but the fear that I had was partly of dieing, but more than anything I wanted to quit my job. Not because I didn't like it. hell I loved it , but I realized I needed to spend time with the people I loved, and you never know when your going to die so I wanted to change and spend as much time with my wife, kids, and even my dogs as much as I could. I wasn't going to work 6 days a week ten to twelve hours a day for some cash over spending time, and my last moments with someone I love!

[@samuelfunk5508]

Your the best dude, i work 5 12 hour days a week amd i feel guilty every time i miss something at home heartwarming or memory building. Im tired and my hands hurt all the time and when i get home i always feel like i want a beer. But im only 23 and it feels like life shld t be like this all the time, i deserve more time with my family.

[@gilbertcuellar9058]

I'm listening to this with a pinch nerve on my lower back. Smmfh. Lol

[@Rose-yx6jq]

I know it's played mostly for laughs here. But seriously. Your workplace does not care about you. Do not, I repeat, *DO NOT* feel bad for taking personal time off

[@thecaptaintaz420]

"You're suppose to care about yoursel" No! Money, me, money, now, money, give me, money money money😂😂 beer.

[@imbadatgames568]

“Highly addicted to nicotine” hits a bit to close

[@mudpie6992]

Truths. He speaking 100% facts on this one.

[@cleverusernamenexttime2779]

I had a manager tell me "keep your tickets in order. That way, if you drop dead, I know where to take over".

[@Texas-Made]

Ricky, take care of yourself. We LOVE you.❤😂😂😂😂

[@donavonbain4332]

"We the unwilling have been doing the improbable with so little for so long; we will now attempt the impossible with nothing at all!" Edit: God bless the hard workers! We get the job done!

[@loringood6621]

Amen cause we are a dying breed

[@ubergamejunkie]

Ricky, for all the shit he gives Rosco, is throwing respect on the man. That's how you do it. The old hands teach you, but you gotta throw down to keep their tickers pumping. Mutual give and take is how the best stuff gets done. Don't be scared if you catch shit. Be scared when no one talks to you at all.

[@lamarmcalister2449]

An old wise man once told me " Son, 2 things in life you can GURANDAMNTEE gonna happen, 1) you're gonna die 2) your job will be posted " now hiring "faster than your obituary "........

[@bekf2240]

I always tell people to be safe and not work too hard. Learned that lesson the hard way the second time I got promoted.

[@wilsonrawlin8547]

Brother this was an awesome video and I respect and thank you for saying this like you did.

[@chubbyjohnson5480]

I know these are meant for humor, but man, this hit home. I'm due for a shoulder and wrist surgery. And I'm just south of 50.

[@danamiller5593]

2009 the bean counter stood in front of all f us and said 'We took a pretty hard hit on the retirement fund - but don't be concerned about the numbers not looking like they will cover your retirements. It will be fine because most of you die before you retire.' The average age of death was 53.4 years. I got out at 47 and have not had pneumonia since and I do not have to take a painkiller or muscle relaxer to go to sleep anymore.

[@fivestar8337]

Triple time? Work 4 days and call in the next 3 🤣

[@nedjar838]

My mother said to me, "Don't work 2 hard if you want to keep a job, that what grandma said." From my experience, there is always another job waiting for you in my line of work, burning 🔥 metal, staying cool, staying hydrated 😎 take care of yourself, young ones you live and learn.

[@andrewsmith9174]

Lol. As a guy with not many more years left in me to keep working, I’ve already had that conversation with the boss about my shoulder issue. When the OT dries up, I will start the comp case, but until then, you treat the OT like feast or famine. Get it while you can.

[@THErealLOWTEQ]

I come for the chuckles. This is real talk tho. Work hard. But give yourself time to settle down after. They call it "The Grind" for a reason.

[@benjaminkegley9206]

I think that's the best video you put out... Identifier being old and broke down bad knees I got this way cuz you never listen to the Roscoe's from my day 🤑🤑

[@Guy-rn3db]

Well said. I knew men who would let vacation time expire to impress the boss(who had talked about giving up time himself) in the end it made no difference

[@blakegregory969]

Knee and back surgeries for sure. Part of the job.

[@robertmoulton2656]

Hard truth right there.

[@Dan-gi7yz]

59. Can still out work these younger lads. Age and wisdom goes a long way ))

[@baronblansit]

I have worked 18 hour shifts for 2 years with 5 hours of sleep each day. Once we were able to hire more people in order to train from within the company, I was so happy to be able to get some much needed sleep. I noticed when the company has it's back against the wall, you are nothing more than a warm body. I had 5 weeks of vacation time and no days to use them properly. Please, take care of yourself and your family.

[@lost1982]

Very true. Companies do not care. 54 just had double bypass, not one phone call from company.

[@detsalb5789]

The way you described the work force is exactly how I'd describe my old infantry company

[@wizhellrat]

Dam I felt this to the core. I work in housekeeping at a hospital. We been so short staff it crazy. I work overtime to pay my child support and bills. I am 40 and starting to feel it. We been getting a lot of gen z starting. They have a complete different working style. I have to adapt to survive.

[@joshuaneuroth9488]

I went from laughing to depression by end of video……

[@joeymccullough2716]

Damn straight! But, as a 57 y/o veteran-did you say “Triple Time”? Where’s my Viennas? I’ll be on the clock, if ya need me.🤣😂🤣

[@sheepdogonthehill]

I’m sitting here laughing recovering from my seventh surgery………. Solid advice

[@kramnull8962]

Sounds like the Boss is killing Ricky's personal time, so he can take the entire month of December off....

[@brodyerb1999]

I’m 24 years old and I used to work at a lumber mill In Oregon back in 2021. I started out as a Laborer and that was back breaking work . Loved the old soul guys I worked with. The MillWrights noticed how hard I worked and offered me a position double on what I was making as a laborer. But the layoffs happened and now I’m living in Utah and working as an operator in a factory making $19 an hour which is a blessing. But sometimes you have to put your personal life over your job because you are replaceable.

[@nomore8042]

If you don't take care of yourself. You are going to regret getting old !!!

[@Joshua_Hammer777]

Id love to weld and work with ol Roscoe and Ricky lol especially x3

[@gregf4416]

I sincerely regret tearing up my body and missing out on family working too many hours for too little pay. Old, broken and alone is no way to live. Even for good money, it's not worth it. Quality of life is everything.

[@outsidethebox8950]

Truer words have never been spoken

[@stackedfat]

All facts. Video checks out.

[@hilham89]

Now that's the truth! Ever boss needs to hear it. Nothing would change though.

[@dragonman910]

Businesses won't remember how busy you were, how hard you worked, or how many holidays you worked. If you dropped dead on a job, they'd replace you within a week. Take that time for yourself, friends, and family because you only live once.

[@vex6559]

🤣 yep... That lumbago really catches up with ya'

[@sendit7777]

I learned how much construction companies cared when I was 20. As soon as you've put in all the 7/16s for months, missed all the birthdays, get togethers, kids being born, funerals. Then you do what they say because your told "either make it happen, or we will get someone who can," Against your better judgment, they lied and you did as your told and injured. Couple weeks or months goes by, spent all that money you saved since your not working, company doctor says your fine so the company can release you to work. Now you've earned that lay off. Only to find out, "they layed you off after recovery so your lawsuit will be null and void". Even though your not fine. Company doctor is a shill and figuring out how to lie to your face without you having a way to tell him to get fucked. And doctors in your area won't touch you with a 12 foot stick because company money says their lawyers will end their medical practice if any one says "your not fine and shouldn't have been released". Lawyers won't touch you because they say, "company lawyers have too much money and you won't be able to afford the lawsuit". Then your left to figure out how to work with an injury for months without any one finding out because the bills don't stop. The company that said your hard work would pay off and keep you working has the audacity to say, "keep calling back, were not hiring right now". And the other companies say the same because they all talk amongst each other. So no work their either. If lucky, just by chance you managed to get some contacts on those pre injury jobs, a buddy might be able to get you on somewhere. Just for you to get right back in it to make that money you had before.

[@dannythomas648]

Boss man needs a honeybee and some alone time in the break room

[@dragonman910]

Take care of yourself when you're young. When you get old, all those times you overworked yourself will catch up to you. You'll have so many surgeries such as back and knee that you won't be able to turn down OT to pay for those surgeries!

[@13r4nd0]

Oh snap, there is so much truth in most of what was said 😅 good stuff.

[@mikeriddle1462]

I've never done any construction, but work for a surveyor for about 20 years. Currently I'm 45. Take care of yourself y'all. The time is approaching when I won't be able to walk the mountains and hills of Kentucky. The most important thing is to keep your health. The kids in my field don't really last that long. I'm proud I can outlast alot of the newbies, and a little sad. Hard to find someone who sticks nowadays. Still take a breather on occasion. Hard work is my life, but it's hard not to say I wish I had done more than work.😅🫣😘

[@anthonypiligno7618]

😮 keeping it 💯🎉...JJ... Jonjon...

[@bailey6408]

Love the respect for roscoe from Ricky even though they almost fight every day.

[@jonathon9407]

Hah… I can count on one finger the times I’ve been encouraged to go ahead and take a couple personal days!