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<blockquote data-quote="audioholic" data-source="post: 7145404" data-attributes="member: 549629">I saved this quote for last, because this is the crux of your issue, and the heart of your jealousy towards &#039;rich&#039; people. If you had more experience in the business world, you&#039;d understand that &#039;risk&#039; is &#039;work&#039;. Multi-millionaires making daily business decisions take much larger financial risks than you do at your minimum wage earning job. They also, more often than not, payed their due to get where they are (yes, even kids born rich). Business owners make difficult decisions, and take financial risks, every day. This has value, whether you chose to see that or not. Why does an air traffic controller make good money? He just sits in a comfy chair all day. Why does the manager of your local grocery store make more money than the cashiers and bag boys? Why does the boss at virtually every business in the world make more than the people below him? Chances are that boss has a physically easier job. The answer? Education and experience (dues payed), and risk versus reward. Concepts you obviously have no clue about, because you&#039;ve yet to go further in life than a bag-boy college freshman know-it-all. Get a clue.The funniest part of all this is you have no clue what a slippery slope you tread on. Weeks ago I chalked it up to inexperience and naivety, now I chalk it up to simple stupidity.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="audioholic, post: 7145404, member: 549629"] I saved this quote for last, because this is the crux of your issue, and the heart of your jealousy towards 'rich' people. If you had more experience in the business world, you'd understand that 'risk' is 'work'. Multi-millionaires making daily business decisions take much larger financial risks than you do at your minimum wage earning job. They also, more often than not, payed their due to get where they are (yes, even kids born rich). Business owners make difficult decisions, and take financial risks, every day. This has value, whether you chose to see that or not. Why does an air traffic controller make good money? He just sits in a comfy chair all day. Why does the manager of your local grocery store make more money than the cashiers and bag boys? Why does the boss at virtually every business in the world make more than the people below him? Chances are that boss has a physically easier job. The answer? Education and experience (dues payed), and risk versus reward. Concepts you obviously have no clue about, because you've yet to go further in life than a bag-boy college freshman know-it-all. Get a clue. The funniest part of all this is you have no clue what a slippery slope you tread on. Weeks ago I chalked it up to inexperience and naivety, now I chalk it up to simple stupidity. [/QUOTE]

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