either. my dad was poor. my dad was poor. he didn t make a lot of money. we had a hard time keeping the doors of the bakery hope, but he was really good at what he did. and he loved it. he never asked anybody for their piece of the pie. he would have never accepted it. how many times did my father or my grandfather teach me, no, no, no, work for it. i m guessing your parents were the same. and if you re an able-bodied american there s no reason to sit around and expect others to bail you out by handing you, no, no, no, by you having someone else take their piece of pie. now, there are a lot of people that if you have pie, there are a lot of people that are suffering. it is equally important that you understand that you have to take a piece of your pie and give it to somebody to help them. look at that as an investment in people. you invest in people.
either. my dad was poor. my dad was poor. he didn t make a lot of money. we had a hard time keeping the doors of the bakery hope, but he was really good at what he did. and he loved it. he never asked anybody for their piece of the pie. he would have never accepted it. how many times did my father or my grandfather teach me, no, no, no, work for it. i m guessing your parents were the same. and if you re an able-bodied american there s no reason to sit around and expect others to bail you out by handing you, no, no, no, by you having someone else take their piece of pie. now, there are a lot of people that if you have pie, there are a lot of people that are suffering. it is equally important that you understand that you have to take a piece of your pie and give it to somebody to help them. look at that as an investment in people. you invest in people.