There answer to the war on drugs is to become the dealers themselves.
I know what you mean. We all got locked down. Which was great for the postal service. This is the way of the future. People may never go back. Do you know how much money they save by having people work from home, many are going to work from home for good.You can still deduct the home office space you are working in. One problem I see with working from home is you feel like you never leave work. Everytime I walk past my desk I can't help but think about work. Another thing I'm not to keen on is buying on line because of this has become so impersonal. I used to make friends with my suppliers. You don't know if who I'm dealing with is honest. How they obtained the item, legally or not. Weird way to do business. Something we all have to deal with for now.
That's not right when an employer doesn't provide an employee with the items they need to do their work properly. Too many people like that. Most employees won't spend a dime on work related items. I understand that. It can give them an edge though. They have things that can make the job easier that the employer doesn't feel is necessary. Case in point. The first tiler i worked for had tools but they were crap. No one ever cleaned them, everything was crudded up cement. So I went out and bought my own tools including a rotory laser level. Nobody had one back then, they were a new tool and pricey. I could level off a job and finish easier, faster and better than anyone there. The boss had crudded up cheap levels that were out of wack. The owner took notice and I got a raise no one else got. I worked the better jobs because of this and eventually I even got my own truck. Lots of guys did not understand why I would spend money for the boss. I wasn't, I bought the tools, they were mine to take home in my truck. He soon was referring me to jobs he had no time for.. too little for him.. repairs you know. I did them after work as a side job. Problem is I made more money than my day job. My boss eventually retired down to Delaware. I went around to all the contractors, builders and realtors and told them I had started my own business. They knew me well from jobs I worked on for them in the past. All were happy to use me. The work just poured in from the start and it never ended. Man this story brings back alot of memories for me. Story of my life.
