4430 Loc: Little Egypt ** Southern Illinory

JFlorio wrote:The people I personally know that we’re considered working poor are doing better. That’s the t***h.

So what has that got to do with JFlorio's post ?

I take polls from all media outlets including Fox as a grain of salt !

Reason I don't put much faith in polls is the fact they ask questions that can make the answers align with what they want !

I like Tucker and his spot is his opinion !

I h**e it that there are so many of these kids that have enormous tuition debt but I've read some of the degrees they chose is the fact there no jobs openings !

I have to wonder about some of these kids when interviewed on the street really have no idea about what is going on in the world !

Sad to say but a lot of the colleges are no longer an institution of higher learning but a propaganda platform for the progressive l*****t that has made college veer off to the left !

Mike Rowe has been saying go into the trade workforce instead of so many useless degrees that have no job openings .

American Vet

I have had more than one waiter/waitress tell me they have a degree in English literature.....

4430 Loc: Little Egypt ** Southern Illinory

Now thanks to the Democrat they have to put aside their degree that has no job openings and take what ever they can to make a living !

I do know some waitress that are really really good and rakes in big bucks so not everyone has to have a degree all that matters is to be as good as one can !

Coos Bay Tom Loc: coos bay oregon

Seems people with hi fal**ting ideas and fancy degrees are always finding it hard to get a job in their chosen field. more than 30 years ago I worked in a sawmill. One of the guys stacking green lumber had a Masters degree in Russian history-- big whoopee. Another guy running the re-saw had a bachelor's degree as a Lab Technician and he wound up joining the Army to be a Lab Tech after 135 resumes could not get him a job.

4430 Loc: Little Egypt ** Southern Illinory

I just saw a clip stating there is a shortage of Welders and these are high paying jobs , however I wonder if a lot of folks would rather not get a job that required actual work !

I've been friends for years with many Welders and they made very good money !

I've been reading how folks going thru trade schools are making good money in plumbing / electrical / welding etc etc etc.

Our local mfg are trying to find workers and are even hiring older folks and our local restaurant is having a hard time getting good cooks and waitress !

My cousins Husband wants to drive my grain cart but will not do any manual labor what so ever !

Canuckus Deploracus Loc: North of the wall

Welding pays excellent money...

And is good work...

One can be certified for apprenticeship fairly easily with a little hard work...


Lots of lazy folk out there these days... Spent a few mornings up at my uncle's last summer.. Just helping out with the gardening and putting up a new workshop... Neither of his nephews could be bothered to lend a hand...

maximus Loc: Chattanooga, Tennessee

My dad and my brother were both certified by the American Welding Society, and each had a number that was stamped on every weld they made. This number was issued only one time and any weld they made could be traced back to them easily by that number. Good money?? Oh Yeah!!!