So I figured I shared some of my ideas on how I learned some of the DYI skills. 1) Volunteer at Habitat for Humanity.

This went beyond any justifiable reason and was merely posturing at the expense of human lives.

Everybody either has them or wants them, but they don't want their "enemies" to have them - that's just human behavior.

Get up about 5 AM, have coffee, read BP, post on BP, use the phone, post on BP, eat breakfast, read BP, play with the dog,  use the phone, post on BP, use the phone, go out for lunch, read BP and post, talk to humans, tell them I'm busy on BP, use the phone, talk to other humans, post on BP, go home, post on BP, leave the house, meet humans, stop by the club or watering hole, (2 beers a day keeps my proctologist away) have dinner, speak to more humans, go home, read BP and post, sometimes entertain humans, watch the news or a movie while reading BP, may use the phone, might have a snack,  go to bed about 10PM, go to sleep and post on BP.   

Let me explain myself.See we as human get complacent.

I heard that on Dave Ramsey's radio show yesterday WHILE waiting for Habitat for Humanity (Jimmy Carter's baby) to come pick up a large load of building products from a client's house.

It is a whole different story to claim he has some super secret technique that no one anywhere in all the expanse of time and recorded human history has ever been thought of before.A toddler taking a paperclip and poking an electrical socket with it will "discover" that it hurts when you do that!

He's also the guy who (before being caught with prostitutes) claimed that marriage is "the most important social institution in human history."

You need a strong understanding of human nature to manage the contractors and other vendors who might try to take advantage of your lack of experience.

As dust settled, Rothchild's were now the #1 wealthiest humans alive, in control of seemingly everything.