Well for one thing they know how to run a proper road block. They let one lane go through,then make sure the other lane is clear before letting it go through. Plus they have the proper gear for the job. Not a stop sign with go slow painted on the back. I have been driving over the road for over thirty years. Never seen so many screw ups. Had a crew come through town last month. Filling cracks with hot tar. One idiot walked right out into. A four way stop,didn't even look at what was coming.
Hate to tell you this. But most American workers are lazy at any price. My son is in charge of house keeping at the local nursing home. He has people come to him all the time begging for work. He hires them and then he is lucky if they show up. Had one girl that showed up two hours late the first day and then took off three hours early. Did this for a week,then on Monday tells him she is looking for another job. Because she is not getting enough hours. He told her if she would show up when she was supposed to, she would have good hours.
The ones he hires knows that it is a low paying job.So they can't complain about the pay. American workers for the most part have gotten lazy. They want big paychecks but don't want to work for them.
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