There's always been a sense of entitlement too. It's just that the demographics of the 'entitled' have changed somewhat... As far as people today not wanting to go out and work and get dirty... I think most of that stems from the fact that most of us today have no desire to sacrifice our health or freeze to death working on something in a snow bank just because some moron from 40 years ago did the same thing. Particularly so when there's a considerable argument to be made that the quality of work would increase if it was done in a controlled environment. I've heard all the stories about lugging 100 pound sacks of potatoes around and all the crap that goes with those stories. I don't see a need to kill myself when a loader can do the job for me. What I get sick of is the attitude that since 'I did it', now 'you have to do it'. That doesn't teach anything but contempt.
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