The hosts of Fox News’ hit show The Five recently shared stories about their first jobs with viewers. These stories show the kind of hard work and determination that built America great.
Dana Perino worked as a country music DJ from 2 a.m. to 6 a.m. on weekends for minimum wage during college. She also waited tables on other nights of the week. This shows the real American work ethic that too many young people today are missing.
One of the hosts worked as a burger girl at a summer stand. She learned how to cook and talk with regular working people. These are the kinds of honest jobs that teach you about life and customer service.
Jesse Watters worked with his hands before getting an internship at the New York Stock Exchange. He helped coordinate live TV hits on the trading floor. This kind of hands-on experience is worth more than any fancy college degree.
These stories prove that success comes from rolling up your sleeves and doing the work. The Five hosts didn’t start at the top like so many entitled elites today. They earned their way up through real jobs that real Americans do every day.
While liberals talk about participation trophies, these conservatives actually worked for their success. They understand what it means to earn an honest dollar. This is why they connect so well with everyday Americans who watch Fox News.
The hosts showed that any job can teach you valuable lessons if you have the right attitude. Whether flipping burgers or working overnight radio, they learned skills that helped them later in life. Hard work always pays off in America.
These first job stories remind us why Fox News stays number one in cable news. The hosts understand regular working people because they used to be regular working people themselves. That’s the difference between Fox and the out-of-touch liberal media.
