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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No, I disagree with you.  I had bosses who gave excellent recommendations and I heard about great jobs because I work hard, am reliable and competent.  The two issues are very much connected.

Where I am lucky is that I grew up in a stable home with a Mom and Dad who loved me very much.  Every day my parents told me I could do anything I want and they really listened to me and encouraged me.  We didn't have much money (and I never received any handouts), but I had a great family.  A stable family makes ALL the difference in the world.  It is sad that seems to be the exception instead of the rule.

Not to change the topic, but we can throw all the money we want at schools to try to bridge the gap, but I really don't know how we solve the problem with kids who come from a broken home. [/quote]

I wonder how old you are. I've seen people who are really hard workers run into some bad luck and it was not their fault. Sure, people recover from setbacks, but the folks who never run into bad luck end up ahead. [/quote][/quote]

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