I understand the point you made there. I just got off the phone with someone a few minutes ago and we talked about this similar thing, concerning people complaining of how difficult things have become but would foot drag when made an offer to better their lot. However, the twist to this is that there are people who want to do something to transcend their poverty level but can't really find anything to do. This is the situation in most countries in Africa where I come from. The ineptitude of our political leadership has thrown so many able bodied men and women into the dungeon of poverty. These are people who sought for something to do but can't find any, coupled with the harsh legislations to go with which make going into private enterprise difficult because of the tax system and all that. It's a sad reality but let me not bore you with all that.