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Then he doesnt know how to manage money very well you dont need a high paying job to retire if you dont blow money like a democrat
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Originally posted by waycooljr View PostDont want or need the money
dont blame em im th same way when it comes to time put in and travel
i dont have this need to make as much as humanly possible but that doesnt mean i wouldnt take a high paying job of course
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long as im comfortable and the bills getting paid im fine . And im sure plenty of people are like me
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Originally posted by Cooter View PostI can't tell you how many people I tried to get jobs when I was in a position to do so who turned down $60-100k because it was too many hours or too much travel. These were young guys barely making $30-40k
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Originally posted by Cooter View PostI can't tell you how many people I tried to get jobs when I was in a position to do so who turned down $60-100k because it was too many hours or too much travel. These were young guys barely making $30-40k
Dont want or need the money
dont blame em im th same way when it comes to time put in and travel
i dont have this need to make as much as humanly possible but that doesnt mean i wouldnt take a high paying job of course
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long as im comfortable and the bills getting paid im fine . And im sure plenty of people are like me
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Originally posted by Cooter View PostI can't tell you how many people I tried to get jobs when I was in a position to do so who turned down $60-100k because it was too many hours or too much travel. These were young guys barely making $30-40k
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I can't tell you how many people I tried to get jobs when I was in a position to do so who turned down $60-100k because it was too many hours or too much travel. These were young guys barely making $30-40k
Originally posted by FreightTrain View PostSomeone get a rope!!!! I always laugh when someone spouts off the stereotypical "union workers are lazy." I just chuckle knowing that I probably work twice as many hours as they do. I've sat in on plenty of hiring sessions for the railroad and you wouldn't beleive the amount of people that get up and walk out once they are told they will be working 12hr shifts if not more, working every 10hrs, be on call 24/7 working nights, weekends, and holidays. This is after they are told how much they will be getting paid, what the health care and retirement are like. The money doesn't matter. They hear 80hr plus work weeks and they hit the door.
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Originally posted by FreightTrain View PostIt has nothing to do with a depression or recession. It's supply and demand. The supply of college grads with bullshit buisness degrees, marketing degrees, social degrees, and even teaching degrees is always increasing. The problem is demand is going down. Look at teachers. A few years ago everyone was shouting from the roof tops there was a shortage of teachers and that job is totally stable. Fastforward to today and they are laying teachers off and the ones right out of college can't find jobs.
Now, I agree with FT. College degrees have been oversold. You have people getting degrees in women studies and art history and music appreciation. It's been sold as you have to have a degree to do anything and it's a lie. Some people just need to go to a trade school and learn a trade or apprentice somewhere. Not everyone is going to make the Fortune 500 and that's okay. We need ditch diggers, we need tire changers and cashiers.
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Originally posted by CJ View PostChooooOOOO$$$$ CHOOOOOOO$$$$$Originally posted by FreightTrain View PostIt has nothing to do with a depression or recession. It's supply and demand. The supply of college grads with bullshit buisness degrees, marketing degrees, social degrees, and even teaching degrees is always increasing. The problem is demand is going down. Look at teachers. A few years ago everyone was shouting from the roof tops there was a shortage of teachers and that job is totally stable. Fastforward to today and they are laying teachers off and the ones right out of college can't find jobs.
if economy started kicking ass those jobs gonna get soaked up by all the places needing more poeple.
Not to mention not everybody need or even want 100k per year some people go to school and get out and get a job making 50k and perfectly happy . There spouse maybe make 40k they got a 90k income and theyre fine . granted right now thats hard but im talking under normal circumstances not this anti american socialist depression depression BS
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Originally posted by waycooljr View Postoilfield is full of engineers lol
Not to mention youre thinking of the wrong college too . Sure if you go to school to be a teacher or a "business" degree your going to be up sh1t creek . FOR NOW
when this depression is finally over , your point will end
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Originally posted by FreightTrain View PostSomeone else mentioned college being a waste and I totally agree. Unless you're going to be a doctor, nurse, engineer, ect... college is a lie that has been retold for the past 50 years. That's why plumbers, electricians, hvac guys, oil field, union workers and anyone that is willing to work hard and get dirty makes more money than most college grads. I think my dad said it best. With some sweat, a little common sense, and a willing to make a buck, anyone can make 100k a year. It's not that hard. I laugh my ass off at the managers at my job that hire out right out of college. I make over 2x what they make and they get treated like shit from all angles. I've been asked several times to go into management and my reply is always the same. Why would I take a pay cut, pay more for my healthcare, have shittier insurance, and on top of that get treated like shit. No thanks!!!! I'll stick to running trains.
Not to mention youre thinking of the wrong college too . Sure if you go to school to be a teacher or a "business" degree your going to be up sh1t creek . FOR NOW
when this depression is finally over , your point will end
Originally posted by CJ View PostChooooOOOO$$$$ CHOOOOOOO$$$$$
everybody is always doing that
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Originally posted by 347Mike View PostJust for the record, how many hours you work does not show work ethic or more specifically, "how hard of a worker you are." Anyone can show up to the job to twiddle their thumbs.
I can watch paint dry for a whole week with only taking a nap here and there, that doesn't mean I am the hardest mother fucking worker on the planet.
Another example, I know GM guys who would "work" tons of hours, and 90% of that "ton of hours" was watching TV. Surely, I am not insinuating you watch TV all day long, but your analogy needs a little fine tuning.
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Originally posted by FreightTrain View PostSomeone else mentioned college being a waste and I totally agree. Unless you're going to be a doctor, nurse, engineer, ect... college is a lie that has been retold for the past 50 years. That's why plumbers, electricians, hvac guys, oil field, union workers and anyone that is willing to work hard and get dirty makes more money than most college grads. I think my dad said it best. With some sweat, a little common sense, and a willing to make a buck, anyone can make 100k a year. It's not that hard. I laugh my ass off at the managers at my job that hire out right out of college. I make over 2x what they make and they get treated like shit from all angles. I've been asked several times to go into management and my reply is always the same. Why would I take a pay cut, pay more for my healthcare, have shittier insurance, and on top of that get treated like shit. No thanks!!!! I'll stick to running trains.
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Someone else mentioned college being a waste and I totally agree. Unless you're going to be a doctor, nurse, engineer, ect... college is a lie that has been retold for the past 50 years. That's why plumbers, electricians, hvac guys, oil field, union workers and anyone that is willing to work hard and get dirty makes more money than most college grads. I think my dad said it best. With some sweat, a little common sense, and a willing to make a buck, anyone can make 100k a year. It's not that hard. I laugh my ass off at the managers at my job that hire out right out of college. I make over 2x what they make and they get treated like shit from all angles. I've been asked several times to go into management and my reply is always the same. Why would I take a pay cut, pay more for my healthcare, have shittier insurance, and on top of that get treated like shit. No thanks!!!! I'll stick to running trains.
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Originally posted by 347Mike View PostJust for the record, how many hours you work does not show work ethic or more specifically, "how hard of a worker you are." Anyone can show up to the job to twiddle their thumbs.
I can watch paint dry for a whole week with only taking a nap here and there, that doesn't mean I am the hardest mother fucking worker on the planet.
Another example, I know GM guys who would "work" tons of hours, and 90% of that "ton of hours" was watching TV. Surely, I am not insinuating you watch TV all day long, but your analogy needs a little fine tuning.
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