Economics

Jack Prescott
(Internet Published) Oct 2000

It is written that a good and thrifty wife can make a meal fit for a king from what a stupid and less thrifty wife would throw to the pigs, dogs and fowls. By the same token, the best ingredients in the hands of a stupid cook will be unfit for anything but the pigs, dogs and the fowls. Well! - It is all about "know how" and the need to avoid the squander of valuable time and hard earned "dinero" (money)

It is also written "Don't waste time, it is the stuff that life is made of", "But Jack"... I hear you cry!! What has all of this bunkum got to do with Tipplers? I'd reckon, a hell of a lot!! Sometimes the rejects and failures in the hands of one man will succeed in the hands of another. Likewise, the very best from one man will fail miserably in the hands of another. It seems to me that the ultimate joy of men is to prove another man to be wrong.

A change of environment and incentive will alter the performance of all domestic livestock including MAN. The best specimens will respond to the required discipline, if such discipline is reasonable and based upon logic. Pigeons should be adapted to suit the owners and what the owner has time for. In vice verse the project becomes too ridiculous for words.

[Internet Published Oct 2000 at http://www.tipplers.com/jack/]