Your Right rrlund, It starts at home, most children are pampered whey too much, they get every thing that they cry for handed to them,,they don't want to eat beans, or broccoli so Momma fixes some thing sweet and special for them,,the don't want to keep their room clean, so Momma says that's okay baby go on play with you video game...one thing after another till all of a sudden they are 20 years old and will not work,,but still want all to fall in their lap...One of the reasons the Law Officers have so much problems with Youths is the children are not taught to respect and have not seen discipline..The big construction company's around here look for farm kids to work for them for this reason,, They know how to work, they have been taught respect for the equipment and those around them. Most city kids rule their parents,,and it shows up when they become adults. I was reading an article in the paper this morning about a landscape company was trying to hire only local help, instead on Mexicans,,it wasn't working out because the local boys said the work was too hard.....
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