RB> I think you all have this ill-gotten notion that my opinions on things 
 RB> come 
 RB> solely from my experiences in trying to find a job. They don't. As I've 
 RB> said, 
 RB> yes, I hate my job, but who doesn't, and I don't really expect to be 
 RB> making $10
 RB> an hour the rest of my life. But that is inconsequential, when I see 
 RB> people at 
 RB> work who are twice my age or even thrice my age, being a janitor, 
getting 
 RB> ripped off by their boss, etc.
Golly, I must be odd - I've always enjoyed what I do.  Matter of fact, I 
can't 
imagine another field that would tolerate some of my personal eccentricities, 
pay me what I make in spite of a lack of formal education in these areas, and 
supply me with such wonderful toys.  There are plenty of people who don't 
hate 
their jobs, and not all of them are millionaires.
 RB> You might say, "ah, those people just have a bad attitude" or whatever 
 RB> other 
 RB> feel-good crap you think will make you free, but the fact is that 
someone 
 RB> will 
 RB> always be the janitor, someone will always work the crap jobs so you 
 RB> don't have
 RB> to think about it. A large group of people will *always* be poor, 
because 
 RB> that's the way it *must* be. Maybe it won't be me, then again, maybe it 
 RB> will be.
You can rest assured that a lot of it will be as a result of decisions that 
you make for yourself.
 RB> I'll tell you this, if and when I do make enough money to not be 
 RB> struggling, I 
 RB> certainly won't rub it in everyone else's face, telling them how much 
 RB> smarter 
 RB> and what a harder worker I am. I will be able to see it for what it is.
This I gotta see.
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