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Old 11-25-2017, 07:16 PM   #210
Greg Anos
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Originally Posted by Hitch View Post
I dunno. I guess that I've never had an issue getting paid by clients--even through nearly two decades of being an independent consultant--even working for RE Developers (who are not notoriously, uh, religious about paying folks on time or at all), etc., until this line of work. Given the way that most people seem to think that I worked with/for/around scumbags, for most of my life, versus what I do now, the irony is hardly lost on me.

Nope...my experience of being ripped-off is pretty heavily ALL books, ALL the time.

(The "you don't have a real job so your time isn't valuable" thing is something that every home-based worker, employee, etc., has always dealt with. People are @$$holes.)

Hitch
Hitch, people are trained to be jerks. Who does it? Why <we> do. Consider the following. . .

How much do individuals pay for Over The Air (OTA) radio? Nothing.
How much do individuals pay for OTA Television? Correct, nothing.

That's an awful lot of canalization. . . People trained from birth to get entertainment for free. Do you wonder why people keep those bad habits for other entertainment?
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