A tale of two Canadas: Where you grew up affects your income in adulthood

[sumdumguy]

Farmaholic was raised in the slum of the ghetto, how did he turn out? Guess we'll see if he can afford the user fees for medicare😂

[furrowtickler]

The biggest part of this whole thing is it all starts at home and how you are raised. Money and wealth and where is an excuse to where you end up.

[farmaholic]

Farmaholic was raised in the slum of the ghetto, how did he turn out? Guess we'll see if he can afford the user fees for medicare😂

I'll have to quit smoking, drinking and womanizing to be able to afford the proposed Medicare user fees. Then again why quit, may as well die happy! Good thing they haven't started taxing or charging for swearing or I would be broke by now.

Growing up in the Slum of the Ghetto built character.... what a character! You needed thick skin and a sense of humor.... if you weren't born and raised in the Slum of the Ghetto, you wouldn't live here! I don't know any better, so I stay...

[sofa.king]

Well forage I can read so it isn't too hard to apply pesticide as for science the climate change science is all bullshit and you should know that but I guess you aren't no rocket scientist.

[foragefarmer]

Sofaking


I was talking about the science behind developing new herbicides and seed varieties, I didn't mention anything about climate change, but that rocket flew right over your head!

In your case it's trajectory didn't have to be to high to accomplish that!

[sofa.king]

Ya ya maybe science wasn't a good example but you have to admit a lot of useless degrees are being sold to our youth with the promise of a career. Look at the secondary education system in the states it's a multi billion dollar scam for a lot of students who have nothing but a diploma and a huge student loan canada is much the same. A diploma from a trade school is worth much more in real life than an education taught by some prof who really has had no real world experience. Best education is the school of hard knocks where you appreciate what you have and are proud of it.

[sofa.king]

Forage on the chemical side of science have there been any new chemicals in the last 30 years other than companies just repackaging and naming the same old group of chemical and charging you more. Look at the new chemical they just invented for soybeans roundup and dicamba same thing we used in the 1980s but it was called rustler back then and worked good for chem fallow.