Welcome to our forum.
Im 63 and my neighbor is 70. I think that explains how we got it cleaned up so fast, lol we are running out of time to work slow. Actually I think it has more to do with growing up in the age before video games. I try real hard as I get older to not sound like my grandfather or my father but Im becoming more aware they were correct and each generation looses a bit more when it comes to work ethics. I know there are a lot of hard working young people still around and maybe it is my perspective as I get older.
Quote from: bud16415 on November 03, 2018, 09:59:10 amI’m 63 and my neighbor is 70. I think that explains how we got it cleaned up so fast, lol we are running out of time to work slow. Actually I think it has more to do with growing up in the age before video games. I try real hard as I get older to not sound like my grandfather or my father but I’m becoming more aware they were correct and each generation looses a bit more when it comes to work ethics. I know there are a lot of hard working young people still around and maybe it is my perspective as I get older. I understand completely. I can't say I'm one to deride an entire generation either. The younger upstarts or Millennials can't be all rated by a few examples that play into my impression but I do think technology and instant information has many thinking differently. Expectations, shortcuts and such leave behind the essence of duty, respect for others time and property and "doing the right thing" because many things today fill in that 'It's all about me" element. It doesn't have to be this way and many kids are raised with the character and values of doing right by others. In these cases, they understand the time and energy saved by the very technology and expectations mentioned are How and Why they DO have time to help others or do the right thing.
I’m 63 and my neighbor is 70. I think that explains how we got it cleaned up so fast, lol we are running out of time to work slow. Actually I think it has more to do with growing up in the age before video games. I try real hard as I get older to not sound like my grandfather or my father but I’m becoming more aware they were correct and each generation looses a bit more when it comes to work ethics. I know there are a lot of hard working young people still around and maybe it is my perspective as I get older.