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So many Americans have been buying excessively for a long time, either on credit or with money they could have put into savings. Our vulnerable work force depends on the excess that is such a big problem, and there is little self-control over bad lifestyle habits. If you don’t like hearing of how most Americans are second-rate shoppers (which many are), then they should stop the careless shopping and waste. Some examples are: Should I mention that many other civilized countries are laughing at us. We are now a country of people who (outside of front-line workers) only want to make money, but don’t want to work for it. The economy was never very strong because its foundation was an overall weak industry. Hospitality and fashion change are never stable, plus it is a cover up for authenticity and quality and useful trade. The fact that we have so many people that have lost their… Read More »Our Vulnerable Work force

We hear today that people see only money is the Bottom Line. Money was originally intended as the form of trade forgoods and services. Along time, it has been expandedas a root to the ultimate lavish lifestyle. You would thinkthat a person with four mansions would feel awkwardknowing that so many have no home, or peoplethrowing out good food, don’t think about those goinghungry. People admit that lavish lifestyles don’t makethem happy, so they go for them anyway?Instead of “sharing the wealth”, we should all just striveto live comfortably and refrain from living in excess.Affluent people know better, yet they are too selfish toconsider others. The same could be said for well-to-dopeople living off of government assistance based onfraudulent information, scam-artists, or phony charities.If the laws were written properly, there would be so fewscams or phony charities. Right now, there are veryfew legitimate charities, certainly none at the cooperatelevel. The non-profit status no longer has… Read More »Money as the Bottom Line

There are little tricks business play and governmentagencies play people. If you know more of whatgoes on, it will leave you less confused and lessaggravated for what it’s worth. You can only do yourbest. There are lots of things that most customers arenot aware of in the practices of the companies that theyintend to do business with. Listed are the mostcommon practices all callers should be aware of. When they claim to have “high call volume”, theyhave overly low staff. Most companies have no interestin making provisions for whatever volume they mayhave. Many times, there are agents that give out a phonyname, number or use a phony accent as so you can’treport them, and tell you that it’s for security reasons. Very rarely do you get ever get disconnected, butvery often agents will hang up on you hoping you willthink that you were disconnected. Any person that answers with a greeting that endswith “please hold”… Read More »Little Tricks Business Play

How Realistic of College do people see it? The question of college or not has always been a long one. Decades ago, attending college or any academic institution continuing education had legendarily been approachedas the big avenue for successful business pursuits for developing people to be qualified in their desired quests of advance careers. But over the years, college has evolved from the proper preparation of advanced carriers solely to an avenue to becoming wealthy. But that’s not always the case for most trades.One would ask “what wrong with wanting to make more money?”, while overlooking that fact that the desire to live well and prosperously is much different from thelust for greed and power, which has appeared to be what is commonly confused. As a result, colleges anduniversities have evolved into a huge money-guzzling racket to mislead students into what they should perceive as success. Scholarships formally devised for low-income families offered by these… Read More »How Realistic of College

Destroying a system for rebuilding or remaking wasn’t ever going to be as simple as those who crave destruction want to do it think that it is. We all know that once something is gone, it’s gone for good. But too many people have too many delusions of what they think is really going on, and have a hard time understanding right from wrong.Anything existing can be fixed if it hasn’t beendestroyed, but many people are selfish and just want to abuse the law for their own greed, power and laziness. It’s especially bad that Generation Z and beyond have such a hard time recognizing things such as family, work and responsibility to begin with. It had finally become so evident.We don’t need specified ways for to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Yet too many people have been so narcistic to understand that there is no “official way” to peruse a happy simple… Read More »Destroying a system

People are suffering right now from the lockdown for COVID – Current Protests result. Many of them have not been able to pay last month’s rent, and probably will not be able to pay next month’s rent either. They struggle with many bills, and many have lost their jobs.While many want to blame our corrupt anddysfunctional government, that problem is only part of it.Many Americans are not being cooperative with rules or guidelines and use the constitution as a means to resist order, not as much because they feel violated. Many don’t think to have had money saved up for an emergency, or even have had their homes properlystocked with necessities on a regular basis.The current wave of nationwide protests is not doing very much good right now. They serve to only expose the spread of the COVID-19 virus. The majority of the protesters in these protests are merely people conducting armature vigilantism feeling that… Read More »COVID – Current Protests

Corruption in Business is causing many companies and agencies to prioritize the money they take in over the serices or goods they give. About ten years ago or so, I was a part-time guitar teacher at an accredited music school, or so it was said to be. It was a good job, I had good students, and everything worked out well. The people I worked with were nice and I had a good boss. A year into the job and I was called in the office of my boss’s boss, who had met with her and me.He had explained to me about fiscal quotas and all the programs in the school having to meet them each fiscal year. He told me that he had to let me go because I was becoming a detriment to the objective of the music school meeting their financial bottom line, despite that fact that I was a good guitar… Read More »Corruption in Business