To your last point, I used to give presentations discussing the lowly hot-dog stand owner by the side of the road that is common in some places, especially poorer places. My comment was, “let’s admit it. We all drive by and feel sorry for him.” But yet, that’s what the first rung of the ladder looks like. That’s just someone trying to fi…
To your last point, I used to give presentations discussing the lowly hot-dog stand owner by the side of the road that is common in some places, especially poorer places. My comment was, “let’s admit it. We all drive by and feel sorry for him.” But yet, that’s what the first rung of the ladder looks like. That’s just someone trying to figure it out, make a buck, and see if he can make more tomorrow. I do think we, those of us especially in the professional class, have a hard time confronting what starter-anything is like in the real world.
To your last point, I used to give presentations discussing the lowly hot-dog stand owner by the side of the road that is common in some places, especially poorer places. My comment was, “let’s admit it. We all drive by and feel sorry for him.” But yet, that’s what the first rung of the ladder looks like. That’s just someone trying to figure it out, make a buck, and see if he can make more tomorrow. I do think we, those of us especially in the professional class, have a hard time confronting what starter-anything is like in the real world.