Analysis Of Lonnie Beasley's 'Learning About Work From Joe Cool'

Recognition is a big part of who we are as an individual. Lonnie Beasley, also known as Joe Cool, is most recognized in his store according to writer Gib Akin. In "Learning About Work from Joe Cool," Akin shows how much recognition made Lonnie the "Joe Cool". Akin writes about how "Joe Cool" became the "idol of airwaves." He mentions how he went over the intercom to speak to the customers to get them to buy food and how everyone loved "Joe Cool."

To be so passionate about something not everyone even likes doing is admirable. Even losing loved ones, Joe Cool, uses his compassion for working as a coping method. Lonnie always said it was "Cheaper than a psychiatrist." Lonnie and his wife, Nancy, had a son named James Irvin. James was diagnosed