What I wish I knew.... (blog 4)

From the Bud Light Real Men of Genius Campaign it talks about the treatment of people from the public scope of their jobs. It would be very helpful to know how they are treated by clients, other personal and bosses behind closed doors. While the NFL Cord Carrier guy does hard work on the field and a lot relies on him, after the game maybe the coach takes him out to dinner as thanks. I guess that would also depend though on the person that they are working under. Which some would get lucky like that, and the other ones who are unlucky would get fired after just one game full of problems. Then the Major Highway Line Painter guy, at one point in time had to paint them manually but so much of what we do is automated now. A lot of Bud Light’s Real Men of Genius Campaign probably have not aged very well, there is no Cord Carrier guy, most things are wireless and the major highway line painter guy just drives a truck down a part of the highway that people can’t drive on. In another decade though the tables will turn again and the relevant arguments we come up with now will partially be irrelevant to any argument not involving historical background reasoning.

Jerry Springer brings up a lot of controversial things. But in a time when the President is giving tax cuts and health care to those who “can’t get jobs” and then years ago people were still complaining about how they can’t get jobs no matter how many applications they submit. That’s introduced in his show in the episode I picked, one side of the argument claims that they only filled out like 3 or 4. Do people who don’t have jobs really try to get them or at this point do they just live off of the unemployment checks that the government gives them. It’s a choice they are given, but the money has to come from somewhere and they sure aren’t earning it like the people who have to give the government the money they get. Is the amount that some people receive through unemployment and other programs enough to live off of and allow them to be lazy or does it actually push them to try to get a job and make their own living.