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Old 04-09-2008, 06:24 AM
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I have a theory i have been developing as i walk through the projects delivering the mail. See if you agree. Poor people lose more money than rich people do so concentrate on those areas. there are these two groups -

1. white collar and professional

2. blue collar and poor

I have been walking in good areas on overtime and find very little or nothing on the surface. I do the projects and find tons of coins and some good jewelry. I thought," what gives". Rich folk don't carry cash and/or pick up what they drop. They don't party in the yard or get drunk much. They are reserved in their actions. The blue collar guys are joe six packs who sit in a lawn chair and knock back a few. they wrestle with the kids on the lawn, carry a lot of cash in their pockets and maybe nap under a tree. They live in duplexes or apartments and spend a lot of time on the front porch talking their kids wander all over. In the hood they wear baggy cargo style pants and stuff money in the pockets. I also notice that they enjoy flashing their cash and wearing flashy jewelry. You don't see that in white collar places. they are much more reserved.

Now, shift back 100 years. Professionals flock together in isolated splendor. Blue collars did the dirty jobs and were tired at night. they went to the parks on sunday to relax. they napped under trees. they got drunk and fought. they went to fairs and racetracks and gambled. they are more likely to buy ice creams for the kids....they spilled the money. This is were the money is. Just a thought.
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Thats why the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. The rich keep all there money in the bank while the poor carry it around and lose it for us to find.
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