Wouldn’t you like to know where are the job creators at?
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Where are the job creators at?
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We’ve long been told that companies, large companies, are job creators.
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Big executives of large organizations create jobs.
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They’re the ones who create the jobs.
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Can we lay that myth?
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That lie to rest, please.
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All I see right now is big companies eliminating jobs.
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Job killers, job destroyers, not job creators.
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And I say this only half facetiously.
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I’m a I’m a business owner.
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I wouldn’t call myself a job creator.
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I have people that I work with, but I admit.
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I’m not looking to hire 10 people when I can hire one.
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My job as a as a business owner is to make sure the business keeps running.
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And yeah, you can get sort of carried away with that and and try to cut corners every which way.
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But the bottom line is a business is not a job creator.
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A business is trying to create as few jobs as possible.
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They should not get credit for creating the jobs.
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So who or what should get credit?
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You can make an argument for marketing.
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They do their job, marketing and sales, right?
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They’re bringing in the business.
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But I think you got to go even farther.
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You got to get to the root and the root, the job creators, the real job creators, drum roll, are consumers.
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Our buyers are people that get the product.
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They create the demand and that’s what makes a company hire, grow and build.
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So the real credit, the real job creator for the most part is us.
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And you know, most consumers are also workers.
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They’re also labor all the way up the ladder, right?
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We all buy stuff, but the power is really in the people in this case, in the people that buy stuff.
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Can we please give credit where credit is due?
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You know what I’m saying?
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All right, take care, everybody.
