Some people want to work. Find them!

[@kathleenfenner792]

Work ethic is so important no matter the job! My mother...God bless..worked up until 2 weeks before passing away from heart failure. She was 87. She was president of the family lawn mower repair business and proudly worked with her 2 sons (my brothers). The customers loved her and knew her as UM--Upper Management.

[@furryfriends1639]

John you are absolutely correct. I'm 63 yrs old and retired now, started working at 12. As a retired cashier and bookkeeper I retired because the family I worked for went through several generations. The third generation had no respect for their older employees. Their grandfather was a gem and taught and respected us all as we him. We were taught by our parents that nothing is free and working makes you respect and appreciate what you have and how you got it. I hope with this employment situation employers would think about what you said. There are many folks out there willing to work if given the chance.

[@dee7353]

I work for a a company who had a CEO many years ago who treated everyone with the same respect. Everyone loved him. The company has gone downhill so much and it is one everyone has heard of. I have lost much respect for the company as a whole. It is disheartening. My pride won’t allow me to take money stolen from others who work and given to people to willingly not work.

[@furryfriends1639]

@@dee7353 I totally agree. The same here where I worked was well known but is going way down hill. Their Great grandfather and grandfather worked hard to get where they were it's a shame to see it go down hill. Thanks for sharing.

[@GawgaCracka]

That's BS, The Elderly should be respected and your experiences valued, and U are by many of us...I miss my Grandpa. God Bless You Sir.

[@drkrypton4410]

same here my friend. kids these days. seems my dad and gramps thought the same thing.

[@ransomemckissick8184]

Very well said! It is the working man, regardless of race, creed, or colour, who made this country great!

[@wadewilson8303]

I get more than just a paycheck from working, I get pride.

[@dennisreynolds6915]

Working is for money and thats it. Who cares about pride. I work to make money. I coukd care less about pride

[@wadewilson8303]

@@dennisreynolds6915 I care, by earnings I provide for my family. I don't have to beg or rely on any body but my self. I take allot of pride in doing that.

[@dennisreynolds6915]

@@wadewilson8303 I mean I could give two shits about my job. As long as im doing it and getting paid and everything is good im good. I dont "Take pride in my career" My job does not define me unlike alot of people who hold a job so precious. sheep

[@wadewilson8303]

@@dennisreynolds6915 well at least I'm not waiting or begging for hand outs. I'm also not defined by the job, I'm defined by a work ethic, and a relentless pursuit of a goal. That the my pay helps fund.

[@dennisreynolds6915]

@@wadewilson8303 nobody cares about work ethic.

[@MrVWQ]

Amen. John... Bullseye! As a tractor trailer driver... You just show up to work...

[@thomaswilson8634]

John I own my tractor trailer. In every business park I deliver to since may of last year have had signs up begging people to come to work. Even sign on bonus up to 10k . No body wants to work .

[@karenthegoodkind]

More like you please - John! God bless you and your family Enjoy the rest of your weekend.

[@mistyc.5136]

I’m 21 and can’t stand doing nothing. I was raised on staying busy. And my reward for a hard day of work it to watch an episode of Dukes of Hazzard before bedtime! Just to wake up and do it all over again.

[@wesleynichols5255]

Some people are just getting lazy that don't want to work

[@billdubois5223]

Well said and awesome point ..

[@ThomeyMarvin]

America needs your inspiring messages. Please keep these type of messages coming. The worse it gets, the more we need messages of hope and inspiration. Thank you!

[@catherineengle4196]

Amen!

[@leegirndt7938]

100 percent agreed 👍

[@c.l.sherman211]

Great words! 😎

[@JonesNate]

My Dad was born a baby boomer. Though I was born in 88, I still consider myself part of Gen X. Dad is a Disabled Veteran, but he still makes himself do unpaid work. Some of that was imparted in me. I'm a truck driver right now. In February 2020, I was let go from two trucking jobs. I could've gone on that unemployment, but I don't want to be paid for doing nothing. My Bible says that if you don't earn your bread, you shouldn't be able to eat your bread. And I agree with my Bible. I had 5 jobs last year, for that reason. Right now I'm kindof getting overworked and underpaid. But I'm seeing too many "Now Hiring" signs to keep doing the same thing I'm doing. Much respect to you, John, for how you keep going.

[@sevans66]

Well said mister!

[@glindamouille8410]

There is this 95 yr. old black man who goes to work every Monday - Saturday working on lawnmowers. He never complains. He has a smile on his face and says how blessed he is he can get around and work. He puts in a full eight-hour day. You will see them at Wal-Mart and other places working to supplement their income because Social Security is not enough to live on. The Dollar Tree in New Roads, LA stays closed because most of their employees didn't want to work. It's ridiculous. I was talking to one cashier who was going to college, takes care of her grandfather, brings him lunch every day, and takes care of him when she gets home. I had to admire this young black lady. She doesn't want any hand-outs. She's working herself through college. She will be an excellent asset to a company when she finishes her degree and gets into the corporate world. Yes, she worked at The Dollar Tree. She needed that job. I wish her all the best in the world along with Mr. Dickson, the 95 yr. old who gets up every single day and goes to work. God Bless Them. Thanks for sharing.

[@ransomemckissick8184]

I am working two (2) jobs, have a side business, AND do rideshare driving! Plus, I am finishing law school this month!

[@cptrikester2671]

Excellent and very true. Now to sue the government for doing the unconstitutional lock downs.

[@watchthewindblowby]

I've been applying for jobs for a while now. More than qualified, and more than willing to work. Everyone is hiring but they're not hiring. Something strange going on here.

[@jennieRebel01]

Try a different field than you normally apply for. My husband went from carpentry to factory and his income went up.

[@matthewbaquero]

This has been happening since before covid. It's not easy to get a job anymore. Took me 4 months of "apply online" with no callbacks before I found a place that would interview me.

[@sherriegoetting555]

I am over 50 and looking for work. You are so right

[@bjble]

My wife is 74 yrs old and still works. I am 67 and can't work any longer because of my health, But I do help her by cleaning house.

[@kurtfoulke5130]

John, I wish more people could hear & listen to what you are saying.

[@mikehonchoboi]

God bless you!

[@scottymont4438]

Thank you John. Well said. I'm 57-years-old and looking for work. -Monty

[@nancykurpaitis7928]

CHECK VS. JOB!!!!! You're RIGHT!!!

[@glennavellino1172]

100% agree with you John

[@martavoight2229]

I am retired at 66. But you explain life so well. If you got through to just one person you did your job. Thank you...

[@nancykurpaitis7928]

YOU ARE RIGHT ON THE MARK!!!!! For the last 18 years I have solely run my guest house AND have had a "second" part time job....and I'm 67 YEARS OLD!!!!

[@philj4961]

As a business owner my biggest problem is not having Financial stabilization for employees they'd rather steal from you instead of doing their job some places most places in Ohio don't know what to do to hire people and that's their job is to help you get people to work like Job and Family Services here in Ohio the employees are out for a paycheck and themselves not to help out your business

[@henlofren7321]

Why would anyone want to keep this hell running? The more productive you are in this corrupt system, the longer you're prolonging the misery of billions of people on earth.

[@peteangle6737]

Spot on, John. Somebody needs to say this! I am 45 and I have been working harder than I ever have in the past year because 1) no one is gonna support my son but me and 2) the word "quit" is not in my vocabulary. I suffered a mild heart attack last spring and the only way I found to get better and stay focused and stay motivated was to keep that nose of mine to the grindstone. Amen to you, brother.

[@lillithmorningstar269]

I WISH YOU WOULD RUN FOR PRESIDENT!!! You are so right on everything!!! Thanks!

[@countrygal854]

You are so right !!!!!

[@sylvesterstewart868]

I am more than willing to work but am not willing to drink Jim's Kool-Aid.

[@shoominati23]

I prefer the satisfaction at the end of a hard days work rather than the relief of a day spent avoiding it .. You see these guys that have been career military and then gone to work as a pilot in the airlines, they have to be FORCED to retire at 65 !

[@CryingRaven]

I feel like now there is this shift in the USA where workers are seen as disposable. And when you feel like you aren't given respect even when you're doing your job it breeds this disconnect from your work and pride.

[@jasongarey8329]

Totally agree, brother. Thanks for continuing to speak truth. Blessings!

[@donnatassa2018]

We love you John Schneider. You're a good friend to your fans.😘

[@beverlyasleson3321]

Amen 👍🇺🇸

[@stormyweather2398]

That's right! They have lowered our wages. Mine will be cut in half and I'm an IT Professional with 40 yrs experience.

[@thisisme3238]

Here's a suggestion...considering your vast amount of knowledge in your particular field ..start your own business! It won't be easy, but speaking from experience in the long run it's fantastic! If you do decide to take my suggestion, just remember a business has to be "built", which will take several years to accomplish...as the ole saying goes, ROME WASN'T BUILT IN A DAY. Best wishes to you in your endeavors! 🤗👍🇺🇸

[@cindygrant7774]

We all have a story about wanting to work. I work retail. After being a stay at home mom I had to go to work to help support my kids. I honestly struggled at first because I was so afraid of failure but dreamed of success. I have been with the same company now for 16 years in September. I have so much more confidence now and I'm less intimidated since I have the responsibility of a supervisor. I'm 51 and I love to keep busy but still struggle to make ends meet. There are stories of success waiting to happen and while I'm not well off, I'm happy. Yes there are people who want to work they just need an opportunity. I'm glad you addressed this John.

[@jeffreysimmons5645]

Good message, Mr. John Schneider AKA Jim Cryer! That’s a really good point.

[@mattshansen9814]

U. S. Army retired. 52 years old. I work because I can and I enjoy it. Thank you John.

[@brianford4985]

Absolutely correct John. At my job we have those that have already retired and came back to work. They have done what I do for years. One guy is 77

[@switch651_]

outstanding, keep up the wisdom and drive...

[@richardhakes741]

I am 67 years old and physically unable to work anymore. Its a sad thing for the country when there are people like me who would love to work but can't and then you have people who are physically able to work but wont.

[@davidmccracken288]

Well said John... Colossians 3:22

[@johnwieczorek]

I started working at 14 when I realized that I could have money that I didn't have to ask for, and didn't have to share.

[@eloylomas1166]

John you are right of what you are saying. It's sad what America people are turning into. Well at least some . All we can do is pray for them to realize what they are doing.

[@PhirstPlays]

under 50, have worked the entire time. Something that wasnt addressed is how the work force currently feels, having to work the entire time in all of this. The number of us that were given nothing extra or looked after while we kept things going is offensive. We are literally given the absolute minimum while the maximum output is expected from us. Million dollar businesses are asking for favors instead of paying for them. The fact that a business wont pay a person more for their work than a person can make sitting and doing nothing, is ludicrous. And we are supposed to want to get up and help a business stay afloat for those wonderful underpayed perks. Businesses are currently no different than Hollywood, which believes people that watch the movies are the problem, the fact that they dont realize they are offering trash and that is actually why nobody wants it, is the actual truth. And it says way more of them than it does of society. have a great day Mr Schneider, it was nice to see you.

[@gk6993]

You've got it on the head, John. Well said. Plus, it's the same down here. Australia, that is.

[@markreynolds872]

Very well said, I’m a supervisor at a construction company, an it seems the younger ppl just don’t want to work hard or literally have no skill set! It usually goes two ways, they say literally no this work is to hard, or they say I have literally no skills in this field can you train me! Which training an individual to b a good carpenter can take years, it’s extremely frustrating!!

[@rickyrick9328]

Well what do you expect, a person to come out of the womb automatically knowing carpentry/construction skills?

[@Erick30010]

You should not be a supervisor then.... What were you born knowing it all you dirtbag

[@aqhasassy]

I began working at 14 retired at 66. Here 2 companies are desperate to hire. Ppl don’t apply OR they fire ppl who won’t come in to work. One, tractor assembly, other hauling/warehouse, both good pay, benefits, 401k. The tractor co is in such bad shape they may shut down & SEND WORK TO JAPAN. So when ppl here are finally ready & desperate to work, they may not find it. I don’t want to hear any crying about foreigners doing our jobs. I cleaned the office after hrs for xtra pay, my accounting job, & we had the cleanest toilets in the town. Also we had no one to clean & it was shameful. I know several younger folks taught work ethics. Wonderful young folks. One nephew is a Marine, for “free” college. I have 2 nephews 26 & 29 who have NEVER worked, no education after high school, only live for computer games. Fully agree, John, our older folks appreciate the pay/benefits & some flexible hours available. And, they can teach & guide others. Nothing like a sense of pride in your work.

[@BoomStickTactical]

There's a problem of finding people willing to work right now because those who are wanting to work are so few. The people who want to work are working.

[@jameswarren5895]

I wish the HR dept of the latest company to reject me would hear your words. I'm sure I wasn't rejected because I'm over 60, that would be illegal. Must be that I wasn't qualified to work in their ice cream factory.

[@Marz5004]

I been telling my bosses for a looooong time to hire older people who want to support their family, but they hire someones son or daughter, someones brother, or that guy over there. Ive worked my butt off covering for these folks that make a little $$ and quit.

[@nancykurpaitis7928]

When they hire YOUNG cry babies.....THATS WHAT THEY GET!!!!

[@jdtractorman7445]

@@nancykurpaitis7928 That's true. I don't think it's "all" of them but most.

[@altha-rf1et]

I tell mine that older people like us are more dependable then these younger people, they hired a 20 something for security, He did not show up twice. I had to pull a double to cover his shift

[@Marz5004]

@@altha-rf1et yep. I totally know how that feels.

[@jeffreyrogers8151]

Everyone here is on point. also, don't hire somebody who lives with their parents or family members, because they don't care about quitting or getting fired because they don't have a mortgage or rent to pay..

[@rockfishresellerllc.7023]

I work for myself. I've been in LA for over a year and all the places I've applied for won't call me! I've called the., went back to them and STILL...no job. So, I started my own small business buying and reselling! Own hours, pretty stress free! Making something out of NOTHING!

[@perrydrewelow3343]

You are so right ,as a teenager I worked as a farm hand summers at a time.l went to school,still worked my tail off.My father told me,get a job .It paid off,It kept me busy and out of trouble.Joined the military at the age of 18 just because I am proud to serve my country.My father taught when one takes on the job finish it and carry on.I'm older now,keeping to the old values.I' m retired now and everytime look for work.They state I'm to old,or use other excuses.Yes l have disabilities from the service,but that has forced me to do what I can handle.To this it's hard to keep up with the ratrace.God Bless One And All.

[@majorpayne5289]

Well said! 👍🇺🇸

[@debbiesmitherman9295]

I agree John! I work hard for my little pay ! I’m happy and love my job thank goodness I never had to get on unemployment! I love work whether it’s a high paying job or a low paying job ! My bills are getting paid !

[@jamesc949]

John, you have been my hero since I was a kid and at the age of 46 now you're still my hero. Thanks for all you do sir.

[@kimalbrecht8811]

PREACH it, John!!

[@maryelizabeth8032]

John, It's called Ageism. I'm a 68 year old Widow; I walk with a cane so I have slight mobility issues. I'm also highly educated. I'm willing to WORK. I want to WORK, and I need to WORK. My Social Security will not meet my needs and expenses. Older adults are highly adapted to change; most have solid work ethics and a willingness to learn. We are very determined, dedicated and dependable .... I'm a Gerontologist who is having challenges finding a job even in the midst of so many openings. I'm NOT GOING TO GIVE UP OR THROW IN THE TOWEL. I really needed to hear what you communicated today. You are SPOT ON. Bless Your Heart ❤...

[@kennethsmith8968]

true story.i once was getting an unemployment check for over 400$ a week.then found a job at a sweat factory bringing home 254 a week.what a smart choice that was,lol.

[@sobie78]

Thank you.

[@markbirchette8740]

I had been 17 for 2 weeks when I put on an Army uniform. 56 now and still work at a hardware store. Saddens me to see the country I served with honor, now have zero honor and be destroyed, just since January. The last bastion of freedom for the world. China is laughing all the way to world domination. God, family, country. It's all hanging by a thread. Salute John and all my fellow Americans loyal to the Constitution and Bill of Rights. Our way of life, our culture, our over fifties folks who still have morals, honor and love of our County. From, this old school Army Veteran, not a woke one. PATRIOT and CHRISTIAN.

[@bayareanewman1566]

The federal minimum wage needs to keep up with inflation. If it had kept up with inflation min. Wage would be $24 an hour. Nobody WANTS to work for slave wages, they are forced too. Treat your employees right and your business will thrive, treat your employees Ike crap and you’ll have a high turn over rate and not very efficient workforce

[@brooklyn7722]

Very true

[@gustavsorensen9301]

Exactly, adjusted for inflation, the highest the minimum wage has been, was in 1968. The economy was booming in the 1960’s. The idea that raising the minimum wage is bad for the economy, is COMPLETE NONESENSE

[@MrPAULONEAL]

If minimum wage was $24 then other companies would have to raise their wages to compete.

[@ghostshadow9046]

many don't realize how much it cost a company to pay more to employees, companies have taxes that they have to pay based on what they pay employees, Payroll tax alone is 28% on top of that is unemployment insurance and a handful of other taxes they have to pay all based on what they pay the employees.

[@marionreth3976]

What if there were no minimum wage, and people got paid for the work they did? Do you think people would work harder to get more pay? I see a lot of people just putting in hours and trying to see how little they have to do to get paid anyway.

[@silvia94332]

Bye from Roma Italy great John, I agree with you...a lot of people lost everything also here in Italy, unfortunately😔😔

[@janiceanderson8181]

THANK YOU, That NEEDS to be said.

[@forrestmanueljr9196]

John I believe that you are correct on so many levels and it's sad that our young society is lazy and they're perfectly ok with a handout. I'm 45 and I'm one of the hardest workers I know besides my wife and I don't know any other way because I like the feeling of earning my way and knowing what I have is because of my hard work. I have lunch with a gentleman each day and he's 90 yrs old and he goes at it everyday mowing his yards and he has a rental property that he takes care of and I admire who he is and what he does and I just wished that these younger people would find someone that's like this 90 yr old man to learn what good work ethic is. I always enjoy your message when you share your videos.

[@sunnyday5621]

I always thought it was interesting that employers would make shirt shifts for kids going to college, but not for an older work that can't be on their feet for more than 4 hours. Some rethinking needs to be addresses. There is a small restaurant in a small town in my home state and all the servers and cooks are over 70. It is always the busiest place for miles and you get your food the fastest. The food is always good.

[@markcharter9145]

Well said John ! I'm 51 and started working when I was 12 or 13 and have worked all my life. This past year or so was awfull. I had no job and just felt like I had no purpose. I'm devorced, kids have kids of their own. I finally got a job and I love it ! Couldn't be happier ! Your right there are a lot of people out there that want to work .

[@jennieRebel01]

Good to hear it!

[@Bulldawg69]

Thank you for using your talents and resources to encourage and inform. We should take enough, and return even more...if we can.

[@rickfletcher5053]

I am disabled and 66 years old, I would love to be working, out in the public, talking with people, staying busy. Sitting home is no fun unless you are independently wealthy

[@ViewThis.]

Same way I feel.

[@wendyc1902]

John, I met the best people in Sulphur last summer while working after the hurricane! Sulphur was my area. I'm in NW Louisiana and I hope they still aren't struggling from the aftermath of the storms. That area was hit hard!!! The devastation was indescribable. Take care ❤ and thanks for sharing ... AND caring.

[@pamelacorona3665]

Hi John 👋 very true I've always believed what you said. Did you know that the government considers people who are 40 to be senior citizens because that's when age discrimination begins in the work place ? When we turn 40 or right before we turn 40 we get an insurance information card or something in the mail that says "for senior citizens age 40 to 85" I suppose that taxes will go up now so the government can get back all the "free" money they're giving out and most likely will continue giving out 🤷‍♀️ Thank You John 🙋‍♀️

[@maryelizabeth8032]

God Bless You John.

[@brianwismer2529]

John, you brought up a key element in this whole message, you mentioned your parents and their work ethic. WORK ETHIC is what we’re talking about here!! Like yourself, I too was given a very special gift from my parents...WORK ETHIC. My parents were brought up during the Depression years, but they never complained or said they were “poor”, they said they just didn’t have a lot of money. So, they did what my grandparents taught them to do........WORK! They raised 5 of us with very little at times, but we never complained either. And that’s what my wife and I have instilled in our daughters, and we’re seeing the results of their hard work also. LAZY IS NOT A WORK ETHIC, IT’S AN EXCUSE BY THOSE WHO DON’T WANT TO WORK.......PERIOD.....

[@ferndog1461]

Houston, TX: I signed up for Amazon flex, Instacart, Shoot, DoorDash. They all put me on a wait list, going on three weeks, now. Lots of people waiting for work.

[@cavedwellar]

Thanks for the Sunday inspiration John! Little did I know when I was emulating you as a 16/17 year old back in Florida, I would still be getting inspiration from you in my 50’s. Thank you for what you do.

[@BloodySoup74]

This happened last year to my girlfriend. She lost her job due to covid and she was making more sitting at home than working. 3 months rolled around and an ex-coworker asked if she wanted a job and she took it. She is the hardest working person I have ever seen. She can not stand still. And guess what she is making more money than her previous job with better retirement package and bonuses. She absolutely deserves that that job and now she'll be inline for promotions for 4th in command of the company due to her work ethic.

[@daveycarter8190]

Chocolates are lazy

[@danmcdaniel2788]

John , So good to hear Common Sense and Truth , Hard to Find Nowadays ! Thanks 🙏 for everything you do and for being a Patriotic American 🇺🇸. Take Care & God Bless ! USMC Vietnam Veteran 1966 - 1967

[@thisisme3238]

John, I agree, the only people wanting to work are 50-70 year olds...they want to work, they are very reliable and they have "integrity" . ..a quality that the USA is rapidly losing these days.

[@OUSWKR]

As a 48 year old, I have seen over and over again places that were once good places to work, where the employer treats the employees like people and vise versa change to where employers care more about the bottom line than the assets they have with the people they employ that make that bottom line possible. I hear places say well we are changing to be like everyone else. Maybe not being like everyone else is the thing that sets you apart in a good way and allows you to get the best of the best to work for you and they in turn go above and beyond to take care of your customers or clients.

[@hrhtqueen]

I was laid off because of COVID and a need to cut costs. I am 61 and was paid more and it they hired 3 interns to do my job. One was unable to produce and was let go now my old coworkers are calling me to help them out. I’m trying to get a job where over 400 applications are being submitted for jobs and if I get an interview my age puts me at a disadvantage and the ageism is real. Still looking and it’s tough and demeaning. Thank you for speaking up for us hard working people.

[@PSOT]

Thank you YT algorythm! True words John - Inspiring for a lot of people & hopefully some employers integrate those thoughts! I am also trying to keep the heads up for my community on Utreon. Cheers and Beers on me🍻🍻 PSO from Bavaria

[@lorrainecorkum1802]

My second comment my husband was made to retire early because of his age. He applied for unemployment. You had to do it online, a nightmare, it's been several months and has yet to receive a check, he kept looking and did find a job thank God. He's 64.

[@myrzamarilyslassus956]

Agree.

[@kimtalksbutjesusspeaks9516]

Thank you John. ♥️

[@danieldaniels7571]

I’m a very experienced karaoke DJ in Phoenix, Arizona. I’ve been extremely underemployed since the first covid shutdowns. I just turned 51. I’m currently only working one night a week and need more. And I’m not getting any kind of assistance.

[@davidisaacson5993]

I always looked at mooching off Our Government as mooching Liberty that many sacrificed and died for. Although we were upper middle class my parents always made me work for what i wanted. These days i feel bummy if i dont do something for a day or two.

[@davidshore8069]

I just completed a CDL training program with a trucking company. Wednesday, i go for my testing. I am 56 and prefer to work than wait on a check. Last time I worked was April of last year.

[@markm4033]

Sometimes its not the fault of the person who gets in a bad situation. Sometimes they just can't get started no matter what.

[@rickyrick9328]

Anyone who believes and poisons his mind with this convenient excuse will never "get started" and will never get ahead.

[@markm4033]

@@rickyrick9328 some people have hard obstacles that require a miracle to get out of. Never said its impossible, but for some, there are heavy obstacles that get in their way.

[@cherryfressh6188]

That's the reality of everyday. And also my experience.

[@sheilaparsley8255]

Your right on John

[@curtisep5885]

AMEN BROTHER!

[@leontingen6145]

i am 43, i started working when i was 13. I lost my job due to Covid, i have been trying for over a year now to get a new job but all they (the companies) want is 18-20 year olds! Because they are cheaper! Couple of weeks ago i heard this kid (maybe 20 or 22 years old) whining he had to work 10 hour days, 4 days a week and that it was to much for any human to work all those hours in one week! Give me 70-75 hours a week and i’m happy!! And i have tried to get a job anywhere but i’m to old at 43. I tried gas stations, shoe stores, bakery, forklift driver, warehouses, mailman and anything in between and nothing... it’s frustrating to know that a kid that doesn’t want to work has priority over someone who does want to work!

[@felictyenglish4780]

I've been saying for years-people have absolutely no work ethic...I see people every day at my job who just don't care about their job,dont care about doing a good job...it ain't like it used to be thats for sure

[@readwisetoo5207]

Amen & thank you!