My elders have passed down many good sayings over the years, lets hear yours. I will start

Never waist your time arguing with idiots, if they had the capacity to understand rational thought you wouldn't be arguing with them anyway.

My grandad used to tell me "never trust a man that wears a suit to work".

An eye for a eye

Close your pie hole and open your ears....ya might just learn something.

Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise.

My granddad used to say it’s best to keep your mouth shut and be thought a fool, than to open it and remove all doubt

I represent your grandfather, great grandfather and all the rest of your ancestors, when I am gone, that will be your job.

Good judgement comes from experience. Experience comes from bad judgement

You may not like it but the truth is still the truth.

God helps those who help themselves.

Work smarter , not harder.

“Take your hat of in the house, you’re not Jewish.”

Never understood when I was younger that is was a sign of respect to remove your hat when entering someone’s home.

If it ain't broke don't fix it.
And that grandpa had nickname's for everyone, what a character.
And other grandpa would always say take care of it like your gonna own it forever.
He was a mechanic and owned a gas station, he would go out and see people just stop in to air up tubes or tires
And he tell'em to get your air where you get your gas.
My wife said I better put my saying in to "run it like a rental"
And "it'll buff out" .

If it's got teats or tires it's gonna give you trouble.
Never trust a man with a limp handshake.
All that laughing is going to lead to crying
If your dog doesn't like someone you shouldn't either

I live by this one, sometimes dogs is smarter than man.

The more time I spend around people the more I like my dog.

I'd rather owe it to than cheat you out of it.

“Never trust a woman with a gap between her teeth.”

Never trust a fart

Failing to plan is planning to fail.