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To: Clappy who wrote (49151)	3/29/2002 12:19:17 PM
From: elpolvo	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 65232

All this enlightenment and it still doesn't help the fact that I have to go jump in the car now and fight traffic for the next hour or two... <g> right you are. sorta. 90% of us do it that way. always have, always will. it must be natural, eh? gotta get that food, clothing and shelter first. at least i jumped careers enough till i found one that harmonizes with what i feel is my job on the grander scale as well as the food supply. i contract my work so i have no employer - just clients. and i work with artistic, creative types who tend to be pretty open minded... (read liberal) and don't wear ties. i think wharfrat's done that too, working in the medical profession is a whole other world than the 9 to 5. your saving grace is that you work in yer own family business. if you worked as a union electrician you'd be all frazzled out, POed and cranky like jw. <G> i can't think of anybody over on NNBM who works for wages for somebody else except maybe thamester... and dealie's gig is temporary till she gets back out on her own. that's probably true for the large majority of people on SI... otherwise they'd mostly be letting their employers do their investing. i saw a quote i liked yesterday... "a rich person is not one who has the most.. but one who needs the least" i need me a cookie! -monster