Who wants to be a billionaire?
A few years ago, Forbes The author published Roberta Chinsky Matuson advises business advice that seeks to shoot on this golden scale. These legal advice Espoxed familiar virtues such as hard work and community participation, and as such, were easily adaptable to the root – artists, teachers, anyone in the service industry or the non -profit sector …
It should hurt him that so many billionaires behave so bad lately. Hopefully yes, anyway.
Although there is nothing intrinsically bad to aspire to raise a lot of money, the next generation of billionaires plays quickly and loose with their souls if their main role models are those who make the headlines of today.
Would it not be big if they looked instead The Hobo Ethics Codea serious standard of behavior established in Hobo National Convention from 1889?
Given the peripatetic lifestyle of these migratory workers, it is up to the individual to stand on this subject Standard horse. Hoboes was boosting their autonomy and honesty, as well as their compassion for their human compatriots.
The environment and the most vulnerable members of our company benefit from it if the billionaires of tomorrow take heart.
The Hobo Ethics Code
1. Decide your own life; Do not let another person run or govern yourself.
2. In town, always respect the law and local officials and try to be a gentleman at all times.
3. Do not take advantage of someone who is in a vulnerable situation, residents or other hobos.
4. Always try to find work, even if it is temporary, and always find jobs that no one wants. In doing so, you not only help a business, but make sure that use if you return to this city.
5. When no employment is available, do your own job using your additional talents at crafts.
6. Do not allow yourself to become a stupid drunk and give a bad example for the treatment by the inhabitants of other hobos.
7. When the jungling in town, respect the documents, do not carry them, another Hobo will arrive who will need it as badly, if not worse than you.
8. Always respect nature, do not leave the garbage where you do jungling.
9. If in a community jungle, ask yourself and always help.
10. Try to stay clean and boil as much as possible.
11. When you travel, respectfully climb your train, take no personal chance, do not cause any problems with the operating team or the railway host, act as an additional crew member.
12. Do not cause problems in a train courtyard, another Hobo will arrive who will need passing through this courtyard.
13. Do not allow other hobos to make children; Exhibit all the attackers to the authorities … These are the worst garbage to infest any society.
14. Help all the children on the run and try to encourage them to go home.
15. Help your Hobos colleagues at any time and wherever you need, you may need help one day.
Note: a previous version of this article appeared on our site in 2016.
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Ayun Halliday is an author, illustrator, theater manufacturer and chief primatologist of the East Village Inky Zine. His room Zamboni Godot Open in New York in March 2017. Follow it @Ayunhalliday.
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