Win or loose ,they still coin it in....Their favourite trick it to play Ping Pong by sending repeated same letters time and time again back and forth to each other...not to mention the lies they tell...
To me, you can't blame the title of the job. It's the people who promote and demand them.
All the people who made charging us for necessities we need to survive or to die, peacefully.
The people who made the curve on doctors charging so much money. The people who made us pay for water. The people who decided it was o.k. to charge for air. The people made it important to be skinny or fat. The marketing people. The people who place demands on any and every thing we need to survive.
Big Business because commercial society has made money power and because owning land is a need and we are over-populated.
None of us should have to fight. We ALL Need the same things. There is no reason to impoverish some because there isn't enough money. The same darn things that you and I need are the same darn things that people with a lot of money need. GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR. I'll stop. I'm sure you already know my point.
I recently had an observation based upon my experiences at work, where I have to deal both with homeless people and sales professionals.
What I noticed is their behaviors are surprisingly similar. Both groups are very self-centered, demanding, always in a hurry, and indifferent to normal polite human interaction.
And I think their behaviors have a common root cause: members of both groups are constantly in search of their next "fix."
A large proportion of homeless people have substance abuse problems, and their lives are consumed by acquiring and ingesting their substance of abuse. Contrary to popular understanding, this is usually not so much to get "high" as to stave off the agony of withdrawal symptoms.
Similarly, people whose lives depend directly upon the profit from sales are always looking to score that next "hit" of money to stave off being broke.
That's what unbridled raw capitalism produces: a population of dope fiends. And I think history bears out this notion. It is usually in professions where outcomes are directly sales-driven that we see the greatest amount of corruption and scandal.
Most of the People in the firewood business. They will swear on a stack of Bibles that it's a good cord and it's 2 season dry but usally it's not a full cord and it's not 2 season dry. Cheers and happy weekend!
I suspect most people in the firewood business would argue a not-full-cord which is not-2-season-dry is the best you should expect for the pittance you're willing to pay for their product....
Firewood is usally $250 a cord around here. Were lucky when we have to buy it because we get it for $200 and it's a true cord plus a little extra. Cheers and happy weekend!
Having no knowledge of the firewood business, I have no idea if that's a good price or not. But if you're happy with your purchase, that's what's important.
That explains it. There is a lot of work and expense to making a cord of wood I'm a little jealous that you can get it for way less then me but I also feel for the people in the firewood biz in your area. Cheers and happy weekend!
With a gas powered splitter it is easy. I had a dead tree cut down and had them cut it into fireplace lengths. I cut about two cords in four hours. It was fun.
WM BARR . =ABSOLUTE TRASH 