well i never worried about it too much, back when i was raised up the biggest rule was if you wanted to eat you had to work, as a youngster we all had chores to do, i started driving a farmall C tractor when i could sit on the seat and push the clutch at the same time, about age 9, this was to free up my older cousin who could then do a different job, later on i still do what i can to help people who will appreciate it this means i dont give free stuff to loafers who live off my tax dollars, but if i see say a woman or elderly person with a flat tire or such i stop and change it for them or give them a lift to a shop ect also whatever else i can do to help out where possible, sometimes i do jobs for a good friend at a price that barley pays for the fuel i burn doing it but the person cant afford more and the job has to get done, back then they worked for a living 75 bucks a week was a living, now there old and there money dont buy much these days
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