That’s what Taskrabbit for!

Minimum wage or a “living” wage?

I have bark box for my 3 dogs (its great) and I have a Champion juicer that I use during the summer, but; No how, no way am I going to pony up $700 for a juicer PLUS another $200 a week. That is just stupid and lazy.

Some people have diets that could benefit from them. But most of it ends up in the toilet bowl.

Skip the vitamin they mostly don’t work.

I don’t think this guy understand ROI. In this case it’s negative $700 on day one and it never recovers from that unless you’re selling what you juice at a profit.

Did the juicer people ignore everything that research has said about juice? When you consume all that natural sugar without the fiber/bulk, you might as well be drinking a Dr. Pepper made with cane sugar. Take a daily vitamin and stick to water. Get your fruit and vegetables in by eating them.

Thank you!!! It’s like “Asian/Pacific islander”-that is one half of the earth, with numerous cultures, languages and histories.

So in Africa do they just attribute random feel good quotes as “~European proverb”?

It’s a Luo proverb originally from the Kenya/Uganda/Tanzania area.

oh, for sure. I just think it’s interesting that “African” is now the most visible/common (or so it would seem!) exoticizer, but i would guess based on observation that “African” wouldn’t have sold near as well as one until relatively recently. At least in America, can’t speak for Europe.

like if you put “ancient…

Oriental sages say this is worthy work.

That probably also comes from a lot of racist stereotype characters of supposed Asian people in culture. Charlie Chan with his “Confucius say ...” schtick.

Yikes! I just realized as I am singing aloud all this time, doofus me thought it was “There’s nothing that a hundred men on mars could ever do” which of course is just nonsense. Thanks for a palm slap on the forehead.

I read that a great number of people have quoted this one “proverb”, which has no bearing on where it came from. I would have been interested to hear about proverbs from different parts of Africa.

People always talk of Africa as if it’s one country. I think they are VASTLY underestimating its size. Africa is larger than all of Europe, China, India, USA and Japan combined. When you say Africa, you might as well say “Earth”. “It’s an Earth proverb”

the only words I can confidently attribute to Africa are “Kilimanjaro rises like an empress above the Serengeti” because I don’t know the rest of the lyrics

No, see these were all said by a person NAMED Africa. That's where the confusion comes in.

If the person who is comfortable saying “African proverb” with a straight face is actually African or intimately familiar with same and merely being inclusive of multiple cultures in which they are aware that the proverb or variations of it exist, then carry on. If they are a creator of inspirational memes, proceed…

I’ve made it my mission to be that annoying friend on FB who comments on these “African proverb” and “Native American saying” posts with, “Actually...”