When I was in high school, I had a few minimum wage jobs. But when you get right down to it, I have only had one real job and I have been there a little over 34 Years. When I hired in, I was newly married, had a baby on the way, and quite frankly, I needed the job and couldnt afford to quit. I think because I felt trapped into a job, I resented it and felt I had to do something I didnt really want to do. As time passed, and as more kids came along, as well as all kinds of bills, like mortages, car payment's and the occasional big boy toys. I buried myself deeper into haveing to have the job. This caused even more resentment against my company. Now the kids are gone, and I was eligable for retirement 3 years ago, it just seems like the pressure is off. I like what I do and I enjoy teaching the newhires how to do their jobs. I also can look around and see many kids that are acting just as I probably did 34 years ago. Some will quit, and some will stick it out, I just hope all will find something they like to do before they get to old to make a difference.