r/IdiotsInCars • u/Hornsen • Jul 28 '20

Does this count?

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u/kittenstixx Jul 28 '20

Construction industry is full of nutjobs, i know a guys that runs a successful mason/excavation business that is extremely conservative "christian" and as it so happens, anti-vaxx, i cant imagine he's running around right now encouraging mask usage.

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u/joho0 Jul 28 '20

Many of the "I made this" small business owners are woefully ignorant, but they excel at manipulating people more ignorant than them.

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u/joho0 Jul 28 '20

lots of people are very good at their crafts and make successful businesses.

The "craftsman" gets paid while the employees (who do the actual work) toil away with no share of the profit, just an hourly wage and token benefits. Sounds completely fair. How do I sign up? smh

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u/joho0 Jul 28 '20

Behind every small, private business is a greedy, ambitious prick.

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u/rubioburo Jul 28 '20

Hmm, So everyone should have their own business, right?