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By remaster74
@remaster74 (4064)
Greece
July 20, 2009 11:13am CST
At the store I'm working we are looking again for a girl to work. All teenagers that have come already, they are leaving because they are thinking the work is too tough for them. Why? I think the work they have to do is nothing compared to mine that I have to check everything all the time, to see that all clients are serviced in the best way, etc. Why do new generation don't like to work? If tomorrow they have to work in a factory what will they do?
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@pbrockington (500)
• United States
20 Jul 09
the newer generations are not use to hard labor jobs. Well i personally had grandparents whom started me working for the family business and i had to work at age seven. I lean about earn my keep then. to me life was simpler when you could work had or long and see an income from that. But i sure not eveyone will agree with me views. I am 30 years old i miss working a ten hour day. I could always work enough hours or piece to get he cash i need now that is not that case.
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@remaster74 (4064)
• Greece
21 Jul 09
It seems that ages from 25 and up know what really means working. The new generation is sure that doesn't. And I can't help it, thinking in what kind of world will they be living in. They seem to forget that working makes the money and money makes the world go round.
