Few men's lives embody the phrase, "Well done thou good and faithful servant" like he does.

You should do the same - achieve excellence in where you are at with a firm vision of where you are going.Matthew 25:21 "Well done, thou good and faithful servant: thou hast been faithful over a few things, I will make thee ruler over many things"

Possible option would be for me to live in the servant quarters for a year to get primary residence.

My wife was a civil servant for several years and figured the average full time employee in the departments she worked in worked an average of 500 hours a year at the most, and then retired at 90% of current pay.

J Scott I agree that colleges tend to teach you to be a good worker/servant for a large corporation.

My goal is servant leadership and I’d love to tell you who the investor is to help you and my note investor but… I’d be accused of and kicked off of BP for "solicitation," which I really couldn’t give a care but I must honor my agreement so, there you go.

It is easier to get information from your public servants when you are in town.

(servants paying it for you is even more of a landlord investor.)

They choose to create indentured servants whose votes have been bought one way or another.

It could even be an old servants quarters.