Thoughts on bring up the next gen of cleaners?
Doom or Glory?
Doom or Glory?
Dooming them to manual labor future or making of the next gen of high tech cleaners?
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Jim Pemberton
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It is hard to say which of my father’s gifts to me were the most profound.
One of the top ones would be that the understanding that worthy work is its own reward, and any money earned is simply a means to live in the world and provide.
Had I struck out on my own and not stayed with him and the business,
I’d like to think my work ethic would have rewarded me no matter where I went in life.
Those two boys have the brightest of futures Scott
One of the top ones would be that the understanding that worthy work is its own reward, and any money earned is simply a means to live in the world and provide.
Had I struck out on my own and not stayed with him and the business,
I’d like to think my work ethic would have rewarded me no matter where I went in life.
Those two boys have the brightest of futures Scott
Mikey P
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Ill be very disappointed if I can't interview those boys next year at MF..
darcie smith
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As long as they’re given a choice and not forced on the path, I’m good with them being raised in the business
darcie smith
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Make sure you leave a lot of time, Cole doesn’t stop talking from the moment he opens his eyes until he closes them at night. And then he keeps talking with his eyes closed. Can’t go to bed without talking to Jesus first
Mikey P
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Tell us about that battery pack..
Kenny Hayes
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2nd generation sometimes wants to be part of it, like my girls because they grow up in it. Usually, seems the 3rd gen either gets smart and moves on, or is pretty spoiled and don’t want to work that hard. Either way, it’s fine.
My grandkids don’t need to do that.
My grandkids don’t need to do that.
Then and now
He told me he wants to have his own route when he gets older, and I said he could after he goes to get some education under his belt and tests other careers to be certain he truly desires this trade. I don’t want him to feel like he HAS to do it, but WANTS to do it
Kenny Hayes
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That’s the way to do it. That’s what I mean about second gen. My grandsons think it’s awesome after school jobs, because it is, but not afterwards. My one is way too smart for that. Already a Sophomore in college as a senior in high school. He makes bank with Poppy because he don’t have time for work
at a regular job.
at a regular job.
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