FinanceDude
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Mr._johngalt said:No need to be "sorry" as I don't care one way or the other. That's the
truth.
JG
I believe you...........
Mr._johngalt said:No need to be "sorry" as I don't care one way or the other. That's the
truth.
JG
Not practical or efficient. Certainly you need to be selective, but trust in others provides a freedom for you to accomplish more. Find people who you can trust and life is better.FinanceDude said:Trust noone
I think this is certainly true about the job market and employers today. I value personal relationships highly, and I think that you are wise to give good friends and colleagues a little more leeway and maybe even a second chance. Don't give up a valuable relationship too soon. Sometimes it's worth a little bit of effort to keep it.Be emotionally ready to be let go at any time for little or no reason
Education of all kinds is usually a good investment.Learn a trade AND go to college
I wish this weren't true, but I think it is.Terrorism is a fact of life, get used to it.
I have no idea if this will happen -- seems possible under the right conditions.A draft will be reinstated
Complete nonsense. Social Security is the most popular government program in existence. Anyone closing in on SS age wants their benefit and older people are the most dependable voters. Fixing the gap between ss taxes and ss benefits is a minor issue.No SS for our kids
TromboneAl said:True, but the chances that it will directly affect your life are almost zero.
5brown1 said:Unfortunately, you are wrong. Educate yourself on what is really going on with Islam and the terrorists. Take a look at JihadWatch.org. The word needs to be spread on this threat to our way of life.
Mr._johngalt said:This is good stuff. I have trouble explaining this sometimes. I am a cynic
but not a pessimist. Big difference. I have unbounded 100% confidence in me
and what I can do. I expect most others to disappoint. So far, I am batting
close to 1.000 in this area.
alphabet soup said:Hot flash for john galt.:
The only difference between you and the slob sleeping in the doorway is blind luck.
Nords said:Trust noone
Be emotionally ready to be let go at any time for little or no reason
Learn a trade AND go to college
Terrorism is a fact of life, get used to it.
A draft will be reinstated
No SS for our kids
This list isn't much different from the one we grew up with!
Social Security is the most popular government program in existence. Anyone closing in on SS age wants their benefit and older people are the most dependable voters. Fixing the gap between ss taxes and ss benefits is a minor issue.
Caroline said:I agree completely. I'd add that the way to ensure that your kids don't get Social Security is to convince them that they won't.
Large numbers of younger people already believe that Social Security will be a memory by the time they get around to collecting. They've already given up, and without even putting up a fight.
lets-retire said:Unfortunately, many have given up. I wouldn't say it's without a fight though. The Dems are saying there's no problem the Reps are saying there is a problem. The most powerful voting block in American is still more left leaning than anybody else and they are nearing SS age and don't want anybody monkeying around with it.