It didn’t take long for me to realize something needed to change. I’d worked since my senior year of high school – all my summers and spring breaks were filled with jobs, and by the time I was a junior in college, I was working 20, sometimes as many as 30 hours a week while...
When the phonograph came to be, people had the option to listen to a recorded piece by a world-class violinist, pay more money and have a virtuoso perform live, or hire the same mediocre violinist they were hiring before the phonograph. Many lost their jobs, they abandoned the profession,...