"Remember that no job is a bad job. And anything is better than what you are doing now.""It's all about improving yourself, Champ. There's nothing to it! When I was your age, we were facing our cross-town rivals over at Allentown Prep Academy. They were the best team in the entire state, and they had this monster of a defensive end: A huge fella by the name of Chet Anders. He was 6'5 and 260 pounds -- or he was until I dove at his knees on a cut block and took him out. Sheer luck it took the paramedics 15 minutes to get him to stop screaming. And that was with the scouts from Alabama, Notre Dame, and USC in attendance. Last I heard, he leapt off a bridge after he couldn't even hack it in Hacwamanee Community College as a third-stringer."The point is that you've gotta grab life by the horns. And the best way to do just that is to walk into the store like you own the place, look the manager in the eye, give him a firm handshake, and tell him that you're not letting go until he tells you when you can start. Getting a job has never been easier, Champ! Where there's a will, there can be only a way! Iron sharpens iron, which is precisely my old team leader used to say before he took a bayonet that was meant for me back in la Drang!"
>>83100611>which is precisely my old team leader used to say before he took a bayonet that was meant for me back in la DrangYou and your boomer advice should've stayed in Vietnam with the rest of American hubris.
>>83100637"Champ, blaming other people for your problems is the quitter's way out -- and I didn't raise a quitter; I damn well raised a Champ. Getting a job is simply a matter of showing up there, speaking with the manager, looking him in the eye, and giving him a firm handshake. Four simple steps, Champ! That's all it takes, Champ."
