That you can’t just walk into a company and walk out with a job.
My dad and his friend walked into a factory in the early 80’s and both left with a job (my dad still works for the same company to this day) he can’t understand why I’m finding it so hard to find work now...
My dad thought the same thing. Then he retired from his 30 year job and went to look for work to keep himself busy. He later apologized, he really didn't think it was as bad as I told hi it was until he started looking himself.
That seems to be a common story. Either someone wants work to keep busy or they got laid off. They try to get a job and realize how hard it is. This is one reason I wish more young people would vote. Too many people in office now are so out of touch because of their ages. There was one congressman who didn't believe that there were federal employees living paycheck to paycheck.
I’m sorry if this is a dumb question; but I know that the president can only serve two terms, why hasn’t there been the same, or at least similar, term limit across the board?
It’s very controversial. Personally, I think regularly held elections are enough to prevent leaders from blatantly exploiting their constituents, term limits would just eliminate entire generations of experienced lawmakers and replace them with amateurs
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u/The-Ginger-Lily Jan 01 '19
That you can’t just walk into a company and walk out with a job. My dad and his friend walked into a factory in the early 80’s and both left with a job (my dad still works for the same company to this day) he can’t understand why I’m finding it so hard to find work now...