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Re: To one of the Billy's in New York


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Posted by mtny on March 03, 2016 at 16:00:00 from (172.79.42.33):

In Reply to: To one of the Billy's in New York posted by Greg1959 on March 02, 2016 at 22:55:48:

As you can all guess I'm from New York . We arexthe highest taxed state n the nation. I believe most of our politicians are corrupt . I moved to Maryland for 6 years , ended up working in large cities . Luckily farm was still here when I got back and I'm working most of it . Hay paid the taxes last couple years. The minimum wage of 15 bucks is I think in new York city not the entire state , probably can't rent a garbage can on that . I guess another way to look at it is when a ceo of a company saves 10 million a year by moving a factory overseas , then gets a 20 million dollar raise . Research some the salaries of some people . Sports stars , news anchors , people that are famous for being famous . Are they worth that.I have 2 kids in college , my girl is almost done , worked the whole time . Makes the same as I did in my first job after we sold the cows , when my rent was 200 bucks , gas wasn't a dollar , my car cost 500 bucks . Not saying everyone should make the same , but look at it from all angles. Oh and we sold our cows in 1986.
As far as job market it can be tough . I have worked in the construction industry for 30 years , it is slow right now . I've had a good career , now a superintendent . The work ethic I learned on the farm was a huge factor , know guys that "rode along " , they ain't working . I guess I'm rambling but I will say that this 165 acres is my home and I guess it probably always will be.


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