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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Ed23, post: 2162866, member: 32117&quot;]Here we go again. I thought we had moved passed this ability of yours to respond without reading. You must have some fuse loose to write this nonsense. Just where in my comment do I say Americans are lazy? I&#039;m pointing out a fact that MOST do not like to use what little time they have after work, yard and family duties for a book, especially a technical one. Most regular people come home and want to unwind a bit and eat before heading to bed to try to get some sleep. So just what part of this is considered lazy? Trying to sleep? Trying to unwind? or, is it coming home from work? Or are you just above everyone and everything that doesn&#039;t permit your ability to leisurely sit back and read a book while looking down on those who don&#039;t?</p><p><br /></p><p>My point was we Americans have a 1000 things that vie for our attention every second we are awake. After our job we come home to household chores and the wife that want some time, then we have TV, computers, computer games, bills to pay, tax returns, the corner bar, friends, grandkids, blogs, gardens, the news, the local men&#039;s group, the car, the A/C is not working,&nbsp; a business trip next week, the latest training required to keep our job certification, the HOA doesn&#039;t like something, and on and on. Asians have fewer things but they value books and trades, while Americans have more stuff but value an education that affords them more free time away from the job.</p><p><br /></p><p>Most Americans barely have time to breathe and think, and yet somehow you believe those who don&#039;t want to read a book at the end of their day are lazy. Get real!![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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