-=> Quoting Ryan Bagueros to Ron Taylor <=-
 RB> No, I want fair compensation for the labor that I do ... let me
 RB> provide an  example for you. I used to do construction for someone who
 RB> inherited a bunch of
etc...
 RB> just needed 
 RB> his ladders, etc. So because he was lucky enough to come into around
 RB> $10000+  worth of tools (already a good thing), he gets to become the
 RB> boss and rip off everyone else's labor.
 So he supplies the tools and the vehicles, pays the insurance and payroll
 taxes, does all the paperwork, sells the jobs, signs the contracts,
 supervises the job while juggling a number of jobs at the same time,
 holds off angry customers and creditors, pays the bills etc. All you
 and your friend have to do is show up and do the physical  work.
 If it's so darn easy to be the boss, why are you working for him instead
 of doing it on your own?  Why can't you borrow enough money to get the
 tools and go out and sell yourself the way he has to?
 This is drifting a little bit away from law enforcement topic. The only
 real connection here is that it is yet another example of how everyone
 is out to screw poor Ryan. Perhaps it's time you started to buy into the
belief system that allows you to get ahead instead of always blaming
someone else for your situation.
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