Speaker 1: Doug on Facebook rights I've lived in the same house
Speaker 1: for almost a decade, but I got a new next
Speaker 1: door neighbor last fall. He seemed like a nice guy,
Speaker 1: and for the first few months he was hardly home.
Speaker 1: I think he's either lost his job or retired, because
Speaker 1: now he's home all the time and is constantly doing
Speaker 1: noisy work around his house. He blows off his driveway
Speaker 1: multiple times every day with a leaf floor, and works
Speaker 1: using power tools in his garage into the evening with
Speaker 1: the door wide open. I've let it go up until now,
Speaker 1: but it's really starting to irritate me. I need a
Speaker 1: break from a constant noise, but I don't want to
Speaker 1: start a rift with my neighbor. How should I handle
Speaker 1: this without causing a problem.
Speaker 2: This ain't your business, This ain't your busy right.
Speaker 3: That man got every right to blow them leaves whenever
Speaker 3: he wants to, and he work on that garage during
Speaker 3: the daytime I was with the door open. Now if
Speaker 3: you say it seemed like he'd have lost his job,
Speaker 3: he home now because at first he was never home
Speaker 3: while your ass at home? See, hi's you there all
Speaker 3: day listening to the noise? What happened to your damn job.
Speaker 3: See all it. It don't make no sense man that
Speaker 3: don't don't go over there. It ain't your business. Leave
Speaker 3: that man alone. He's not doing that.
Speaker 2: He in his garage working with power tools. That's his right.
Speaker 3: He might have a furniture making company, furniture repair. You
Speaker 3: don't know what he's doing. But he got his garage open.
Speaker 3: You can't shut your garage. All that saltust and stuff
Speaker 3: in there. That ain't your business. And he blow the
Speaker 3: leaves twice a day. He don't want no leaves in
Speaker 3: his job. But why you home listening to it?
Speaker 2: Though? What happened to your job?
Speaker 1: He blows the leaves multiple times a day.
Speaker 3: He don't want no leaves in the y'all understand that
Speaker 3: summer coming, they'll be able to stay up on the tree.
Speaker 1: In the.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, nothing of the neighbor.
Speaker 1: Let it go.
Speaker 2: I don know what he can say. Yeah, can you
Speaker 2: make the downs in yow?
Speaker 1: Can you keep it down? It's a little noisy over here.
Speaker 2: I can't keep it down. Bring your ass over here again.
Speaker 1: Get loud.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what if he has some nicely.
Speaker 3: What he But you can't leave a man alone that's
Speaker 3: his house. People do what they want to do. Man, quick,
Speaker 3: way about what your neighbor doing. He need know, y'all
Speaker 3: he blowing the leaves in your grass.
Speaker 1: Get some earplugs. All right?
Speaker 3: If you find a job you're working from home, go work,
Speaker 3: Go down to the office, go over there.
Speaker 2: Say nothing to that.
Speaker 1: Man, it's not gonna not gonna go well, all right,
Speaker 1: here's another one. This is from Sean on Steve Harb
Speaker 1: fm uh. Sean writes, I'm a senior in high school
Speaker 1: and for the first for the past couple of years,
Speaker 1: I've been running a pretty successful social media channel focused
Speaker 1: on car culture. It started as just a hobby, but
Speaker 1: now it's grown into a legit side hustle, bringing in
Speaker 1: enough income for me to survive comfortably. I'd rather continue
Speaker 1: working on building my side hustle, but my parents are
Speaker 1: dead said on me going to college. They're all about
Speaker 1: the traditional path, get a degree, secure a real job,
Speaker 1: and then follow your passions on the side. But I'm
Speaker 1: already doing what I love and making money at it.
Speaker 1: How do I convince them that college might not be
Speaker 1: necessary for everyone. Is there a way to prove that
Speaker 1: my side hustle can turn into a full time career?
Speaker 1: Or do I just give in to keep the peace.
Speaker 3: Well, listen, man, if you go to college, you're not
Speaker 3: gonna survive it because your heart ain't gonna be any.
Speaker 3: The heart is not gonna be any. And I would
Speaker 3: say this to all parents, men, you have to listen
Speaker 3: to your children. I've wanted my children all to take
Speaker 3: a certain path.
Speaker 2: Ain't.
Speaker 3: None of them took the path I wanted them to
Speaker 3: take it, not now, want to not now? And they
Speaker 3: turned out fine, They'll be okay. College ain't the only
Speaker 3: way to earn a living. College ain't the only pathway
Speaker 3: to success. I had to learn that. I usually get mad.
Speaker 3: And kids were playing video games all day long till
Speaker 3: I met the Black Ninja and found out he was
Speaker 3: making two million dollars a month and how he was
Speaker 3: play video games.
Speaker 2: The kids signed up and pay to watch it.
Speaker 1: We'll have more of the Seeds Harvey Morning Show coming
Speaker 1: up in twenty minutes after the hour you're listening Harvey
Speaker 1: Morning Show. All right, So, Steve, before we went to break,
Speaker 1: you were telling this young man who already has a
Speaker 1: successful side hustle, telling him how to let his parents
Speaker 1: know that he didn't want to go to college because
Speaker 1: they wanted him to take the traditional route and go
Speaker 1: to college. So you made some statements you wanted to
Speaker 1: clear up.
Speaker 3: God, well you all said on the break, sound like, Steve,
Speaker 3: what you said you said, Steve, sound like you're telling
Speaker 3: people not to go to college. Well I am, Oh goodness,
Speaker 3: because college is not for everybody. I mean, man, we
Speaker 3: got to stop looking at it like this. And these
Speaker 3: young people are finding some creative ways to earn a
Speaker 3: living on this internet.
Speaker 2: Man, that that was not available to us.
Speaker 3: So of course we can't promote that because we want
Speaker 3: to take the route we took, as in the letter,
Speaker 3: was a more traditional route. Well, there are untraditional ways
Speaker 3: of making money right now. But there's a thing called
Speaker 3: the pursuit of happiness. And if your child is doing
Speaker 3: something that's clean and legal and they enjoy doing it,
Speaker 3: you don't have to be.
Speaker 2: Able to see exactly what they doing.
Speaker 3: This dude to turn this car thing into us to
Speaker 3: where he earning money. If you let him perfect that,
Speaker 3: he could make hundreds of thousands of dollars, possibly millions.
Speaker 2: And ain't that what you go to college for? In
Speaker 2: college is a bit.
Speaker 3: Of a you know, it's just let me just say
Speaker 3: it's just not for everybody you go. And I hate
Speaker 3: to tell you this, but the richest man in the
Speaker 3: world don't even have college degrees.
Speaker 2: Very true.
Speaker 3: As long as your child has a legitimate Bible love
Speaker 3: and dream, let them pursue it and save yourself some
Speaker 3: damn money.
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