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That applies to you too, WWW, get a job.
I have a job. If I lost that job, I have more than enough money from investments to survive. I have a reservation to eat Thanksgiving with my family at a restaurant, which I will pay for with my money.
Sure you do, WWW, a job at Uber Eats.
When I had Covid, I used DoorDash. I do not know the numbers, but I always get the feeling that the compensation(minus costs) are less than would be appropriate. But I admire their drive to work. They work hard to make money, and that is not something I would feel good about mocking.
No, WWW, I had a good paying job right out of Vandy.
I suppose you had no jobs before graduation. Yes, I can see it all in your hatred of people who work low paying jobs.
No hatred, WWW.
You are at least open about it.
You do not get how trades work, do you? I worked construction from 12 to 18, and to become a plumber you have to take a low paying job as a plumber apprentice. And to get that job as a plumber apprentice, you have to have other jobs. No one is hiring a plumber who has never been employed.
So, you worked a construction job for 6 years, Walter.
Yes, 5 or 6 years.
There was a brief point that I was a signed professional athlete, which was higher paying, and I did some programming jobs, that paid about the same as construction, but for a teenager construction is about the highest you can get paid.
Most of the work I do is when the markets are closed and settled, so even when I am not working, I tend to be up at night. I also needed to do some teleconferencing with associates in Europe. Not to mention that computer people naturally stay up at night.
I did work as a teenager, in the religion library at Vandy, which was beneath the main library stacks. I sneaked up and perused the main library books when traffic was low, as it was, most of the time.
So you lied when you said you never had a low paying job? Did you have disdain for yourself while you had a low paying job?
That was my reaction too, Stone.
