On Sun, 11 Mar 2007 17:20:28 -0400, Ross Cassell wrote:


> I said I was a very well paid clerk, for which I am, if he 
> thought calling me a clerk for OD was an insult, he was 
> mistaken.

Seems you obviously think it an insult Ross, else you wouldn't go on
about it.

> I wonder if when he goes to the store to buy groceries, 
> does he look down his
> nose to the "clerks" whom waited on him, 

Not at all, for they are high school kids working for spending money or
seniors working to supplement their retirement.  Neither of whom makes
being a clerk a career.
 
> When and if he goes to Home Depot, is the "clerk" who helped 
> him buy the right fertilizer 

You need a clerk to tell you which fertilizer to buy?

> or the proper drill bit 

You need a clerk to tell you which drill bit to buy?

any less of a person, Home Depot also pays

> When and if he goes to a Auto Parts Retailer 

You need a clerk to cross reference parts at AutoZone?

> When and if he goes to a electronics retailer such 
> as Best Buy, Circuit City, Fry's or Compusa, are those 
> "clerks" any less of a person as they help him with
> answers to foster a purchasing decision?

You need a clerk to help you with a electronics of computer purchase?

> Wayne thinks he is goading me with his "Cassell, cleanup on aisle
3", well if
> draggin a broom or mop around for what I get paid, who am I to complain, even
> if his goad is not what I do.

Your response is all the evidence he needs to see that it does, indeed,
bother you, else you would let it go.
 
> If Sakowski thinks being on the public dole is some sort 
> of virtue, then there you have it, thats whats wrong with 
> the Democratic Party.

That you think no one should ever get assistance says it all about the
republican party, Ross.

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