Since we're on the subject of non-profit....

[Dale Moser]

I started working when I was 11. My parents didn't have to give me much, and I didn't have to ask for much.

[308 Dave]

I haven't had a day off since third grade!

Sigh.

[quarterback]

I really like making money, just don't like having to grow up. I guess people are funny about wanting you to be all knowledgable and stuff before they give you the big bucks for your work product.

Oh, the responsibility of it all.......

[TexAg08]

I work every day for non-profit...

Of course they make millions

Guess I'm working for the wrong non profit - i just make enough...and when the kids come....boy will I be poor

[RR 314]

oh how I remember my college years when all you needed was 50 bucks for a week. 40 for bars and 10 for food. Now I cant even afford Sonic!

Gotta love growing up and having to work! The biggest scam in america. getting a job and having to be responsible!

Forty a week for bars? That would have me set until about 8:00 pm on Monday (back in the day).

I went to Austin College in Sherman and when a bunch of us were broke one summer we basically lived at the "lake campus" on Texoma and ran trotlines as far as we could wade out. Aaah, I hear Bruce Springsteen (actually it was Hank and David Alan Coe) singing in the background. . . .Glory Days.

[Smart]

Forty a week for bars? That would have me set until about 8:00 pm on Monday (back in the day).

quarter wells and nickle beer and $40 went a long way.

[Ole Shep]

Are any of you young bucks old enough to remeber pearl stubby neck bottles 3.99 per case.They had riddles printed in the cap.I practiced till I almost figure them all out. That and coon hunting,and girl friends OH those were the days.. Has nothing to do with non profit, But seems like we got on the subject of beer drinking? by the way im a 59 model

[bowhuntertex]

I remember those pearl stubby necks.....my uncle next door was a machinist for Pearl Brewery in SA and always had a garage full of Pearl. My cousin (my uncles son) would always raid the garage for a night out on the town. My favorite was dime night or bring your own mug and fill it up for a quarter. My mug of choice was the super big gulp from 7-11. You could get this most bang for your quarter in that one...............Memories!!!!!!!!

[mesquitecountry]

quarter wells and nickle beer and $40 went a long way.

God Bless College Station and Stephenville Texas!

You could easily get all you needed on 10 bucks in College Station.

If you know the bartenders things get alot cheaper as well!

Bostocks in stephenville did 25cent pitchers when I was there. There was a bar in Bryan that did penny pitchers for about 3 months. I think it was called Lonestar Saloon???

Then of course I probably spent 40 bucks on liquor stores and buying girls drinks as well. But I didnt care money didnt matter because we didnt have any!

[Jerryg]

We lived on Lone Star Light in while I was at A & I in Kingsville