Tomi Lahren on 'Great Resignation' survey: 'We incentivized laziness for too long'
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Fox Nation host Tomi Lahren slammed the federal government for incentivizing 'laziness' after a survey indicated a majority of Americans who quit their jobs during the Great Resignation regret their decision.
TOMI LAHREN: Yeah, do they really regret giving up their jobs, or they regret the fact that they don't have those expanded unemployment benefits? … When the government trains people to stay at home, and they said that's our patriotic duty to stay home and to close their businesses, and that the government will take care of you, you train people to be drunk on entitlements, you train people to be lazy. We incentivized laziness for too long. And it really forced a lot of people to say, 'You know what? I don't really think I need this job.' Well, now with everything getting more expensive inflation through the roof, gas prices are unaffordable, those very people are going to wish that they had kept those jobs and wish that they had had their dedication to hard work ethic maintained. But the government is responsible for this because the government trained people to be lazy, so what do you expect?
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