hi guys okay so sometimes I talk a little bit fast before it starts
recording okay the next time you go into a restaurant a gas station a hotel just
start telling people thank you for your service
just tell them thank you for your service they're gonna say well I wasn't
in the military but what you say is you are you're performing a service so
everybody who's working or doing a job of some sort no matter whether what it
is whether they're an actor whether they're working for a company they're
performing a service so shake their hand offer your hand out and shake their hand
and say thank you for your service and then they'll say I wasn't in the
military and and you tell them you say but you're still performing a service
because they're in the service industry Hospitality they're performing a service
even manufacturing even if you're not like a public face in you know face to
face with people you're still performing a service to people and you know what
and I have a little other story to share with you guys too I worked for a fees
which is the Army Air Force exchange service for about I think it was maybe
about two or three weeks but I still work for him and and so it just got to
be well anyway we did I had to go to training part of my training was role
playing we had it we had a job we had a training session and it was role-playing
and basically what it was was like well there's this in this scenario so if this
happens with this customer then you know then it's likely that this will happen
and so it was kind of strange to be role playing but they were just giving us
scenarios just to see what we would do and and so yeah but you know the pay
really wasn't that great I was only getting like seven something an hour
this was like back in 2000 at Fort Riley Kansas and the money wasn't that great
at all I mean that it really wasn't that great and the
thing about that too is there was a woman who she was supposed to be doing
her job but she passed it on to me so she was a manager and she was supposed
to be counting all the cash and everything and but then at the end of
the night she passed it on to me to do and and so so it was just kind of like
whoa I really you know I ended up quitting because it wasn't something I
was really interested in doing you know because I wasn't getting paid it was
just kind of well they didn't even train you you know they just expected you to
kind of figure it out yourself so it was like they give you to show you how to do
something once and then that was it there they weren't helping me anymore
you were just expected to figure it out yourself so yeah anyway but I yeah that
that's something I need to add on to my resume
you know everything that I've been everything not not even if it was only
for a day I was a roofer I was a roofer for a day but I was a roofer and that
man this is what he told me he said he said you know he said you're a really
good worker can we could we give you know do find something else for you to
do because I was carrying these boards by myself I I couldn't do it now but
they were huge like twelve twelve by I think nine by twelve feet I mean they
were huge they were a long twelve feet long by nine feet wide or no they
couldn't be nine feet wide I want my arms don't reach that far um maybe well
they would have to be like maybe five or six they couldn't be six feet my arms
wouldn't reach that far but they were really wide and they were really heavy
and I would have thought the other guy that was helping would have actually
helped and we would have done it as teamwork but no no and so I actually
thought I was gonna get up on the roof of the house and do roofing but no that
didn't happen I was carrying the boards for the dump trucks to drive over so the
dump trucks girl drove over they laid the the huge plywood down in the grass
for the dump trucks to drive over and then they took the shingles off of the
houses and then put it back on this was the the family quarters on Fort Riley
Kansas when they were redoing the shingles and everything like that but it
was called roofing so yeah I was a roofer and I hoped with roofing even
though I didn't get up on the roof I was actually hoping to get up on the roof
but but that wasn't part of my job so eventually if I would have stuck it out
and stayed long enough I think I made a hundred dollars in the whole day so the
pay was pretty good but it was long and it was hard and hot and then they I
don't even think they had parties there or did they maybe they did have little
outhouses that was following us around but it was a civilian contracting job is
what it was it was on Fort Riley it was a civilian contracting job but but it
was a lot of work though you know I mean I would have done better if if I would
have had someone to actually carry the board with me that would have that would
have been better two or three of us you know even but there was just to me and
another guy and that was it you know so anyway but that's it for right now and
so that's what they're calling hard work that's what men call working is getting
their hands dirty that's what men call working is you know they don't consider
pushing out a baby childbirth as work you know carrying a baby for nine months
you know typing on a keyboard you know being a nerd understanding of that the
intricate details of data entry being a computer programmer coder they don't
understand any of that stuff or consider that as work men just consider being
outside and getting your hands you got to get your hands dirty to to work or
that doesn't count as work that's basically what they say you know so yeah
and so and you wonder why the the military pay is shitty too but actually
but the kind of the contracting jobs paid better so
way better oh my gosh well if you think about it even the government contracting
jobs in Iraq they're paying a hundred thousand to two hundred thousand a year
and I'm thinking why can't those jobs be here in America let's have those jobs
here in America I want to make 250,000 a year three hundred thousand a year ten
million would be great I want to think big and then if something evens out or
balances out below ten million that I can live off of I think that's great but
I'm shooting big for ten million a year and then I'll be happy with something
better than what I have now that's that's what I'm gonna I'm gonna hit I'm
gonna hit high high hopes I'm that ant in the rubber tree plant I have high
hopes and that's what I'm going to keep rooting for is something high high hopes
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