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To: robert b furman who wrote (15975)	5/19/2014 2:23:13 PM
From: isopatch	2 Recommendations Recommended By Davy Crockett roguedolphin Read Replies (1) of 33421

Take heart, Bob. We do agree about some things. 9 yrs ago, encouraged my son's decision to forgo an academic education (despite being aggressively recruited by Ohio State) and instead go to a top automotive trade school. By age 26 he bought his 1st house. At 29, he's on track for his 2nd consecutive year north of 100k and he was recently named made one of the youngest managers in the history of the dealership. He enjoys his his work and is out earning all his friends AND his 2 Ivy league educated 1st cousins. The cousins both have the same strong work ethic but are not in a demand driven career like automotive service. The car fleet is aging and that's been a huge benefit for my son and his coworkers. Bright spots aside, the fact is, America has a very VERY slow growth economy. It's not MSM propaganda. There's a mountain of objective evidence which substantiates this IS the reality, and has been since 2007. Those who succeed, in spite of that, are benefiting because they selected career paths favored by that kind of economy and/or are favored by living a stronger than average local economy. Iso

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