I was taught from a very young age to treat others like you want to be treated. I do not care what kind of job a person has as long as it is honest work. Someone posted on FB that we never ever know if we just might need their help long life’s journey. I may be saying this all wrong but you get my idea.
I firmly believe this, and I don't look down my nose on anyone. I had this talk with my oldest the other day. Right now he's cleaning up dog poop as part of community service. I told him it's an important job. If he and others didn't do it it would pile up and the animals would get sick. He's helping to ensure the health of an animal that will hopefully be placed in someone's home and go on to give them years of enjoyment. Same with people that work in restaurants. How many people in this country rely on others to serve them food each day? I sincerely respect the garbage man a million times more than any politician out there...especially the variety on the left.
I agree with you, MamaB.
That is very true. To put it another way; Be careful how you treat people on the way up. You may meet those same people on the down.