The question is not whether a man works because he has to, but whether the work he does is good, honest work for which the world is better off. In this matter there are many first that shall be last. The work of a baker for instance, must stand higher in the judgment of the universe than that of a brewer, no matter how good his ale might be. Because the one trade brings in more money than the other, many in the world count it more honourable. But there is another judgment at hand.
