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Old 02-16-2006, 03:03 PM
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Originally Posted by FCs Rule' post='802221' date='Feb 16 2006, 03:40 PM

lol yeah i have a job right now i am doing data entry but this is not what i went to school for you know what i mean! i want to get the type of job where i can retire in 20 years not have to worry about getting fired the next day because they fell like it! where i work they use temps and they fire and hire all the time!


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and this is why college is useless.



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Old 02-16-2006, 06:02 PM
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i bet it went something like this "90% of our students are hired the day they graduate into an exciting carreer in their field of study".



Oh well why are you in a hurry to be a miserable drone working for the man in a poorly lit office making some old ******* thousands of dollars off of your hard work, only to be stressed out, never home and die at the age of 30 because of a heart attack from the stress and crappy food u ate with wut little time you had each day to shove a big mac down your throat?
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An associates degree is hardly worth the paper its printed on. Go back to school some more if you want to get hired by your diploma
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Originally Posted by phinsup' post='802267' date='Feb 16 2006, 07:02 PM

i bet it went something like this "90% of our students are hired the day they graduate into an exciting carreer in their field of study".



Oh well why are you in a hurry to be a miserable drone working for the man in a poorly lit office making some old ******* thousands of dollars off of your hard work, only to be stressed out, never home and die at the age of 30 because of a heart attack from the stress and crappy food u ate with wut little time you had each day to shove a big mac down your throat?
why must you always make so much sense
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Old 02-16-2006, 09:40 PM
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but hey, look at the bright side, there is always the off chance you will survive a couple heart attacks, get your quadruple bypass, work a thankless job utill your late 80's and maybe, just maybe before you die you'll realize how insignificant your existance was and regret all that time you spent rolling out of bed i nthe morning to make some rich **** richer and wish you'd have spent more time with the wife, or laying on the beach, or skiiing down a mountain or maybe you'll be so used to working the thankless job for "the man" that you'll actually wish you had put more hours and worked harder, maybe wish you'd have gone to work on days you were sick and taken less time off.................... but i doubt it



there's always the off chance that you'll live to a ripe old age and retire, only to sit around the house bitching because your too old, sore and poor to do the things you always said you wanted to do but never had the chance, you'll look out the window of your nursing home at the kids playing and say "if only i knew then, wut i know now".
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Originally Posted by phinsup' post='802331' date='Feb 16 2006, 10:40 PM

but hey, look at the bright side, there is always the off chance you will survive a couple heart attacks, get your quadruple bypass, work a thankless job utill you late 80's and maybe, just maybe before you die you'll realize how insignificant your existance was and regret all that time you spent rolling out of bed to make some rich **** richer and wish you'd have spent more time with the wife, or laying on the beach, or skiiing down a mountain or maybe you'll so used to working the thankless job for "the man" that you'll actually wish you had put more hours and worked harder, maybe wish you'd have gone to work on days you were sick and taken less time off.................... but i doubt it
so let me ask you this what do you do for a living?
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dude, that's with any real job.
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Old 02-16-2006, 09:51 PM
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Originally Posted by FCs Rule' post='802333' date='Feb 16 2006, 10:42 PM

so let me ask you this what do you do for a living?


I'm retired and you know the more time that goes by the more i start to think about simplifying, i;ve got a house, pool, hot tub, two brand new cars a boat , 60 inch tv, yadda yadda and I don't think that any of that has made Amy and I any happier then we were living i a 1 bedroom apartment driving beat up first gens.



So I ask myself, if i had all the money world wut would i do with it, when i was 16 i would have said buy a fast car, and a bigscreen and and a jet to fly around the world and a giant house, now i ask myself this question and the answer would be to live in a little palapa on the beach in some foriegn land where the mailboat visits once a month, , the wife and some sun...... maybe even a trailer lol
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Originally Posted by rowtareh' post='802334' date='Feb 16 2006, 10:43 PM
dude, that's with any real job.


I didn't say it was just for the job he's looking for, in fact i don't wut kind of job he's looking for, i merely asked if he was in a hurry to do so
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