Sean Frasick

I did it.

Here's the problem.

Most people are not entrepreneurial, especially at those ages.

People want to be in a job where they know it's safe.

They have job security.

They can walk in.

They can walk in with benefits.

They do not want to take the risk of, hey, I'm going to start my own business.

Like they want to know their job is there tomorrow.

They want to know their health benefits are going to be there tomorrow.

They want to know they have a paycheck.

That's not the argument, though.

Unfortunately, the economy that we're in right now, you're filling out hundreds and hundreds of applications, and you're doing dozens and dozens of interviews before you're even given a job.

The argument here is that because we have illegals in these positions, those opportunities are not even available.

I just want to say, hold on.

When I was younger, we could literally go in the newspaper, circle a job, call them that day and potentially get the job that day.

That doesn't exist anymore.

Now it's very competitive.

We're already competing against Americans.

Now we're competing against people that literally you can pay dirt to.