Kraut Dawg

The problem I'm running into is the distance to the airport. I get it, an hour each way is a lot of travel for them when it's two people and only one day. I want to only deal with one person picking me up & dropping me off for the day. Thanks for the link, I'll reach out to her.

Not telling myself, I told you.

Landing in Cairo very late Friday night, staying in the Le Meridien hotel in the airport. Not flying out until very early Sunday morning. I have only a Saturday there.

I'm looking for a one-day tour guide for the pyramids that'll pick me up & drop me off at the airport. I can find tours that'll do this for hotels around Giza, but none that'll commit to traveling to the airport since it's an hour away. I've offered to pay a deposit, whatever.

My scenario of one-day layovers & visiting the pyramids has to be a thing. Has anyone had any experience in this scenario?

These work & income requirements are also limitations to an individual's progress. I know because I ran a business who employed a lot of these types. They only wanted to work part-time because of the fear of losing their "benefits." They didn't want to do more, didn't want to earn more.

This permanence of benefits is ultimately a hindrance on their lives, and ours if we're being honest. These people will never accomplish more because they fear the unknown results of improvement. There's an inherent risk to taking a chance & the "working poor" has been conditioned to believe they can't make the jump.

All of this is by design and it hurts us economically because all of these people's brainpower & unrealized abilities are not being recognized. These people are just minimalist, reliant leeches.

What is Cam Skattebo doing in a Days Inn?

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Some people seem mostly annoyed by food stamps when there are numerous areas of government expenditure that should be considered much more controversial.

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In terms of numbers, you're right. But the opportunity cost of welfare is far higher.

Imagine if these same people went and produced something in America rather than sitting around doing nothing. How much better off would we be?

The ones that do "work" do it in a part-time, service based job that allows them to stay eligible for my tax money, thus my time spent working.

This welfare money is being spent, but not as the result of production. Instead, it's being spent as a result of plunder. Just imagine if all these people went to work & tried to reach their potential? Being too productive to make these bad decisions?

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