Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bo again. So today we're going to talk about government

assistance and the stigma and advice that often goes along with it. That advice is coming from people who are in a better position and of course

it's well meaning maybe sometimes maybe not maybe it's just a way to feel better about ourselves because it's always

from coming from somebody just a little better off.

We've all heard that advice, maybe giving it.

You know, you should have just planned better. You should have got a more valuable education, an in-demand field, is what you should

have done.

You know, there's always some kind of work out there to be done.

Just go find it. Turn in an application. You know, you

should have got a more valuable job. This wouldn't have happened. You know, if you've been more productive you wouldn't got laid off.

Your able body, don't you join the army?

Just made bad life decisions.

I think we've all heard it.

Many have said it and I'm willing to bet that everybody who said it is going to cash their

$1,200 government assistance check when it comes.

Is there any of this advice that doesn't apply to us?

Couldn't we have all planned a little bit better?

Maybe we should have got a more valuable education.

Been nurses, they're needed.

A more essential job, the funny part being a jobs everybody was talking about being valuable.

They're all at home right now.

Yeah, I could all be said to us. This isn't government assistance. This is a stimulus check.

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