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Message: [QUOTE="Huge, post: 2915717, member: 1992"] Yes, I know what you mean. My first pay was $28 dollars, in a little but thick paper yellow envelope. I quickly took some change from the cash register, 3 x 20 cent pieces to insert into the mechanical push pull smoke machine , boy did I ever feel like a man ! 16 years old, peach fuzz face and a smoke hanging from the working mans lips ha ha. That was 1974, the year of the flood. Heavy Hardware, Reids/ Cribb and Footes Ipswich. Far cry from the 230+ plus now ! If the average first grader works/plays for 6 years he should be close to set up for life. After all, you only need to buy a couple of big commercial sheds to virtually guarantee an income of a $1,000 a week for the rest of your life. You'd have them paid off in 4 years using your wage and the tenants rent. [/QUOTE]

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