Wasn't talking about you specifically. I've never known anything but poverty for most of my 56 years. I've been homeless in Calgary in the winter. Lived in a 1969 Fargo 1 ton milk truck for 2 years with no heat, and it gets cold. I've had some good times in there, but things happen. Finally getting back on my own feet processing firewood. Had a thriving business years ago but got blindsided and screwed. Taken 6 years to get back to where I can get back in it, saving every dime and relying on no one, because in the end you really can't. If you have a good attitude and a little aptitude you can do anything. Helping those who will be an investment is obviuosly good. Helping people who won't even try to better themselves or expect to be taken care of are the ones I have issue with.
