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To: John Vosilla who wrote (128089)	1/10/2017 10:24:40 PM
From: Elroy Jetson	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 220412

For some 20 years or so I've ready your constant stream of complaints. During this entire time you've never betrayed any knowledge or understanding of what it takes to run a successful business or a successful economy. Your constant theme has always been how envious and resentful you are of successful people and successful businesses. You've always been sure you would have been successful if only you lived in a different community, or if only banks had made more money readily available to you in larger quantities on your preferred terms. You've had access to the same opportunities for success every other American has had - but you've chosen to believe some sinister dark forces have prevented you from achieving success rather than examining how your own choices have led you to accomplish less than you think you could have achieved. If you think your life would be made dramatically better by moving to Los Angeles north of the 10 Freeway, as you've always claimed, then by all means move here and become wildly successful. Why hold yourself back? Stake your claim here and show us all what we've been missing. Show us all how much smarter you are than us simpletons. My Uncle left Los Angeles after attending college at UC Berkeley and made $12 million by starting a business in Cincinnati after briefly working as a plastics salesman for Dow Chemicals and going to work for one of his plastic sheet customers in Cincinnati. Not once did I ever hear him complain how disadvantaged he was for not living in Los Angeles. After he sold his business he moved to Carmel California where Clint Eastwood, another one of those movie star assholes you hate so much, was Mayor.