Prince Mongo
Banned
What do you do that makes you more successful than Geoffrey Owens?He should not get a pass either.
What do you do that makes you more successful than Geoffrey Owens?He should not get a pass either.
See: this sounds like an argument to keep people poor. "Look at those third world children playing in the mud near a corrosive waste site. Look how happy they are without videogames, education, food, protection, or a chance at living to be 45. You Americans wouldn't understand."Everyone who can’t believe this guy was content with this lifestyle would be mind blown if they actually got off their computers and traveled the world. Believe it or not there are people happier than you with less. But on another note those comments by his grandson are low key![]()

Two of my materal great-grandmother were seamstresses and a maids, but that was in the 20s-50s, and they didn't have formal education, nor the opportunity to have educations. They did so to send their children to private schools and then colleges, also in the 40s and 50s.Sadly as a black person who was born and raised on the North Side of Chicago (lincoln park and Gold Coast) the shyt is common and has gotten worse over the last 20 years.
Also I will not knock the brotha Othea Loggan for his job or hard work. See many older black folks (my grandmother included) worked labor jobs, serving white folks. In order to support their family, put their kids in school and send their grand kids to college.
I will be damned if I shyt on a hard working elderly black man cause he got a labor job. Especilly when my own grandmother was a maid and her sisters (my aunts who the story of the help is based on in greenville Mississippi). shyt my aunts cleaned white folks houses so they could send their kids to places like Jackson St and Miss Valley to get degrees.
Even my wifes grandfather worked multiple jobs cleaning up for white folks so he could feed his family and chip in to send his grand kids to college.
So all in all I ain't gonna disrepect brotha Othea. But I will salute him for busting his ass to take care of his kids and grand kids.
He averages $14 an hour including tips.Also trust this dude works in North Shore he makes hell of loot on tips.
Trust folks make a lot of money here in Chicago as waiters and waitreses and bus boys. Especially in these affluent neighborhoods.
Even as a kid my first job I worked at a local grocery store. We would make deliveries in Lincoln Park and on the gold coast. These yuppies would tip like crazy.
It wasn't shyt for me to make 60 to 100 bucks in tips in a 3 to 4 hour work day on the weekends. And that was the left over tips I was getting after the driver was paid (who was doing most if the work cause he was an adult).
Not at the beginning. All Black people were relegated to a few select Chicago neighborhoods. The middle-class AAs that wanted to get out of the slums that were being created fought their way out, but they were by far less than 1% of Black Chicago at that time. Not to mention their houses were bombed quite a few times, they were vastly overcharged, and White flight took the value out of quite a few homes.And just for the record, damn near the whole southwestern portion of Evanston is black. There have been blacks in Evanston since the early 1900s.
Wilmette has a number of black families as well. Most are in the areas west of Green Bay.
Glencoe has black families.
Highland Park has black families (where Jordan use to live).
And Lake Forest has black families. In fact, downtown Lake Forest used to have an entire street full of black businesses. And they’ve been there since the early 1900s.
This guy name James Casselberry’s family, whose wife was in a black organization with my grandmother, had been in Lake Forest for over a hundred years.
James Casselberry
There were black people all over Chicago. Don’t let them tell you all black people were only regulated to live on the South and West sides during the Great Migration because that’s not true. There were professional black families in Morgan Park and as far out as Chicago Heights. There were blacks not just on the West Side but out in Oak Park and blacks on both the North Side and North Shore. We were everywhere.
Fail to read the article brehsAlso trust this dude works in North Shore he makes hell of loot on tips.
Trust folks make a lot of money here in Chicago as waiters and waitreses and bus boys. Especially in these affluent neighborhoods.
Even as a kid my first job I worked at a local grocery store. We would make deliveries in Lincoln Park and on the gold coast. These yuppies would tip like crazy.
It wasn't shyt for me to make 60 to 100 bucks in tips in a 3 to 4 hour work day on the weekends. And that was the left over tips I was getting after the driver was paid (who was doing most if the work cause he was an adult).

Money in the walls of his house and shyt. Playing stupid around these cacs. 


dude was probably Heisenberg on the side.Money in the walls of his house and shyt. Playing stupid around these cacs.
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One of the biggest factors in not advancing in career earnings is comfortability. nikkas will stay at a job forever if nothing comes along that drastically increases pay.this shyt is disgusting on multiple levels
Ray Walker said he’s asked Loggan about advancing but “Loggan doesn’t want anything else — he’s said he’s fine where he is.” He said, “I think he views this as a place where he knows people, he’s safe and comfortable.” He said Loggan “was the complete opposite of a Black Panther kind of guy,” never an advocate or rabble rouser. He said that limited schooling “probably helped smooth out his world — I would doubt Loggan really ever dreamed about buying a Cadillac.”
“He could retire now,” said Javon Chambers, his grandson, himself a Walker Bros. busser for 15 years
It’s hard not to notice the social gulf between customers and staff in a place like Walker Bros. Not that any of this is unique, of course. The optics are just a bit more evident: The staff is black and Latino, wearing old timey diner hats, serving comfort food to mostly white, affluent, well-educated North Shore families, the dining rooms wrapped in polished wood and stained glass more common a half century ago. That said, it’s also not uncommon to see customers giving bear hugs to beloved bussers and servers. It’s a warm community hub, a fixture of the local culture
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