ù Quoting Bob Rudolph from a message to Ryan Bagueros  ù 
BR> I don't think so at all.  There are no free lunches - I have accepted 
BR> that  working is a part of life - but I am not 'resigned' - and I am 
BR> not a slave to  anyone. If what I hear you saying is correct, yu are 
BR> looking for a free ride -  for you to do nothing and let someone else 
BR> do whatever doing is required so  you can do what pleases you.  
BR> There's a wrongness in that.
No, you aren't hearing me correctly, I don't think you *want* to hear me. No, 
I
don't want a free ride. I've never been a *slacker* or whatever you want to 
call it, I've always had at least one job and I am constantly doing other 
things besides just working. You have accepted that you must work your whole 
life because it is a "part of life" - but it isn't a part of everyone's life. 
Have you accepted that if you have kids they won't get as good an education 
as 
someone else? Or that you can't provide for them as well? Or that you won't 
be 
able to be around as often as some other kids' parents? etc etc. It isn't 
just 
about having to go to work everyday, its about everything, its about MONEY. 
You
can't tell me that you love money, that whenever you are thinking about 
money, 
you are in a swell mood. Most people think about money and they get a 
heartache
- because they never seem to have enough of it. 
Now there is a wrongness in THAT.
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