I both farm and do general contracting. Money isnt the answer, everyone that will work seems to be as busy as they want to be. I've tried to hire day labor at 10.00 an hour and I've tried to hire it at 20.00 an hour. With a very few exceptions, unless Im willing and able to hire someone full time they come to work late, the come to work stoned, they come to work drunk, they want to take off early, they are hung over, they bring their kids, they bring their girlfriend, they talk or text all the time, etc.....
I thought 10.00 an hour cash with paid breaks and paid meals was a pretty good deal. Thats one reason I've started cutting back on what I'm doing. At the end of the year there have been a lot of years I havent made that for what I've been doing.
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