Posted by Billy Shafer on May 31, 2015 at 10:48:16 from (173.185.114.201):
In Reply to: Re: Traditional Farmer posted by Traditional Farmer on May 31, 2015 at 09:44:56:
The ranch I rent my apartment from. Has been looking for a barn hand for six months now.Starting pay is 12.50 an hour. With an apartment on the ranch and a truck to drive.Can't find anyone that want's to work. The locals that complain about no jobs or the illegals taking American jobs. Have refused the job. Because they would lose their welfare benefits if they did. Some because it means getting up at 6 AM and working all day.
I would take the job. But with my disability I can't handle it.I would love to be working again.You need to open your eyes. Look around. There are people that won't work. No matter what the pay is.I told one guy about the job. He laughed at me. Said why should I work hard. The government pays me to sit around and not work.
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