Just a personal story

       Another story could be entitled why help the people who don't want to work. That's the case where I presently live in east Tennessee. But it happens elsewhere, too.

            In my personal story,  I was President of a Company that provided a four and five star service to our paying  guests in South Carolina. And one of my employees was not a good employee, and her boss fired her. And I backed up her boss after my own review. Said another way, the fired employee deserved being fired, in my judgment.

            But then my  introduction to local SC government became apparent to me. Basically, this appointed county bureaucrat called me on the phone, and was both the judge and jury, and I had to fill out a bunch of paperwork to prove my judgment; and then later this bureaucrat even wanted more paper work.  That's when I made my decision to just accept the obvious increase in my government rates for unemployment insurance. Needless to say, I had other things going on, too.

            Hence my report to the readers of this blog. This story is about ten years old.

            And where I live today is still full of people who will not work, including males and females.  And they breed, and have babies, and I still have to work to pay for all this.

            As for me, I still prefer the "noblesse idea" principle, but even many of  these local  impacted people have blown me off on this concept. These days I would say they have a point. And also in fairness where I live, some of the younger ones  are already six feet under, including some girls.  Seems fair and consequential, to me. Mostly it is drug OD's, and they usually leave kids for the rest of us to try take care of.

            Now, in my story, I don't know what you might think, but I think there is something wrong with this story, like the impacts and consequences comes to my mind.