The Adults, that help me were raised to be men, hard working and true friends. They are not the norm anymore they are the exception. The kids that come and help are the same way, they like to work, take pride in earning something and saving for something they want. Again, the kids are the select few, different from the bunch of lazy, gansta wannabe's, that you see so much of these days. Good kids hang with good kids, so when work is available, the hardworkers tell their hard working friends and I actually can get plenty of help when needed. It helps to have a teenage daughter that is freinds with the "farm kids". To the point you were trying to make, yes there are still some areas of the each part of our country where there is good work ethic and men that want to be men, but the majority seem to want to live a rock star life, act like the are a teenager when they are in their 20'-30's and beyond, and do not want to work to support them selves. Watch Judge Judy or that Judge Mathies, they always have losers on there and the judges tell them the same thing. men in the USA are not what they were in the past. i hope my sons stay on the right track.
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