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  • Jonny Anderson
    Morris,MN
    Posts: 20
    #1626243

    The bottom line is that the younger generation has no work ethic. There is no pride in their work. There is no satisfaction in working hard and getting paid, and earning money. The value of a dollar has been lost.
    I am 31 years old. I have been working in the construction trades since I’ve been 15. I went trade school for Carpentry right out of high school. My school counselor told me that given my GPA was over 3.5 I should attend a 4 year school. She told me that I would have the rest of my life to be a carpenter. What a bunch BS!! I was raised in a family that worked hard and I was taught early on in life what it meant to have pride in your work and the value of a dollar. I’m currently a commercial carpenter. I love my job.I love the variety of work. I enjoy seeing the seasons change. I enjoy building things that will last many generations. I come home everyday knowing I contributed back to America and did my part to help Make America Great Again!!! As far as the physical nature of the job. It is physical at times, but new technology has helped that aspect out. I would rather come home sore anyday knowing I accomplished something that day rather than sitting in front of a computer not getting anything done eating donuts getting fat. I’m also a volunteer firefighter. I have been a member of the fire service for 9 years. Most recently serving as a Captain. You think its tough getting the young guys to work in the trades. Try getting them to volunteer for a rural fire service that responds to a 100 calls a year and has meetings and drills every other Monday! Lets clean up Washington. Shut the spicket off to programs and encourage youth to work in the trades. They will be rewarded with a nice living.

    Jonny Anderson
    Morris,MN
    Posts: 20
    #1588674

    Andy,
    You ever fish Lake Poinsett off Hwy. 81? Does it have much of a winter bite for jumbo perch?

    Jonny Anderson
    Morris,MN
    Posts: 20
    #1579373

    Ditto on Great Show!! Can’t wait to see what is ahead. I was also curious about the rod holders.Specifically the fact that they swiveled back when you guys had a fish. Also what type of track system do you use?
    Jonny

    Jonny Anderson
    Morris,MN
    Posts: 20
    #1576446

    I put up a video that might be helpful for an idea of size

    <div class=”oembed-wrap”><div class=”fluid-width-video-wrapper” style=”padding-top: 56.23529411764706%;”><iframe src=”https://www.youtube.com/embed/awd_t4192xQ?feature=oembed&#8221; frameborder=”0″ allowfullscreen=”” id=”fitvid974495″></iframe></div></div>

    Nice video. Thanks for all the replies. After some extensive research I have decided to go with The Resort. The Otter Hub houses will blow the doors off any other competitors hub house! Plus they are priced right.
    Bring on the ICE!

    Jonny Anderson
    Morris,MN
    Posts: 20
    #1567830

    788, extras and chip are sold! Thanks IDO community.

    Jonny Anderson
    Morris,MN
    Posts: 20
    #1567795

    859 and one chip is sold. Still have the 788 and one chip and extras.
    Let’s make a deal.
    Thanks. Jonny.

    Jonny Anderson
    Morris,MN
    Posts: 20
    #1567684

    Lowered my prices.
    Asking $400 for 859
    $300 for 788

    I don’t to ship, but I would be willing to meet for delivery.
    Need to sell before Fall trolling season begins. (Gas Money!)

    Jonny Anderson
    Morris,MN
    Posts: 20
    #1566782

    Still have the units for sale. Had a buyer fall through! Let me know if your interested. I would consider maybe delivery or meeting half way.
    Thank You for Looking.

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