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To: robert b furman who wrote (125295)	3/13/2019 3:17:20 PM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum	1 Recommendation Recommended By Kirk © Respond to of 207134

How many times have you worked for someone that had less money than you. Funny to me in a way.. Uncle came back fro WWII and started a biz with my eldest aunt.. Chinese food.. in the Montreal Chinatown slums where they grew up and still lived.. My dad the youngest boy and only one that got tp go to university partially because he excelled at sports.. also joined.. I recall many many years where my dad would say.. so and so or so and so worker takes home more money that me.. We need to build the biz.. long before the end that dramatically reversed and in the end biz was sold to McCain foods.. I recall the poor days though.. before age 10 I spent most of my time in those same slums.. and until grade 4 went to school in that hood also.. From10 until after high school I worked there :)) Did 50 hour weeks in the summer I was 10.. That was the year of Expo 67... a company maker... Future may be a better term than money..