the problem started when people, primarly under 35 started trying to build their job around their life, instead of like us older folks did and build their life around their job, i gave up hiring help when the last girl i had working for me, wanted half a day off to go get her fingernails done, at the time we had had rain and were already a week behind on work with the phone ringing off the wall with customers wanting work done,i still can't understand the concept of making a appt for fingernails on a day your scheduled to work, regular dr sure no problem, but fingernails or hair , to me , is done on time off, not work time now me and the wife do it all ourselves, the 2 of us hold other jobs now, but still manage to do with the 2 of us what i had 4 hired people doing years ago, she does more than me as my legs are giving out, wont be long and ill have to quite all this side job stuff and just do what i can here on the place which is ok for a 'hobby farm', but you cant live from it today,50 years ago you could but the place was bigger then, just not sure where the lost income is going to be made up if i do
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