Posted by Old Roy agiin on April 01, 2008 at 22:12:36 from (98.17.221.175):
In Reply to: Re: Truck strike posted by NcNE on April 01, 2008 at 20:57:41:
Believe me,I do understand your position. We probably have the same circumstances in eastern Pa. A lot of illegal people out there that will work cheaper waiting for your job. The govnmt makes raids out there every so often,but somehow they show up again.Writing to state reps.or congressmen seem to be falling on deaf ears.I am on a fixed income,[by choice] At my age I will probably have to go to work at either Wal Mart, Lowes.Then I think of the gas prices to get there.and to work for minimum wage would it be profitable? Heck no!!I'll just have to sit here and pick s@#t with the chickens.
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