100 Year Old Woman Still Works Six Days a Week

If you are one of those people that can't wait to retire, you may want to follow this lady's advice.

Here name is Felimina Rotundo from Buffalo, shes 100 years old and refuses to stop doing what shes doing, no matter how old she is.

She owns a laundromat which is across the street from the University of Buffalo called the College Laundry Shoppe. She owns the buisness and still works there 11 hours a day, six days a week.

She turned 100 in August, but she's at the laundromat every day Monday through Saturday, from 7 A.M. to 6 P.M.

According to WGRZ, she got her first job in 1930 when she was 15, and she's been working ever since. She says the Great Depression forced her to grow up fast and develop a good work ethic.

And she also doesn't plan on retiring anytime soon. She says as long as she can walk, she'll keep working. And thinks a lot of people retire too early. Unless you have health problems, she doesn't think anyone should retire before they're 75.

So her advice for other seniors is to, "get out and do something, because sitting around all day isn't good for you".