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Default I guess I'm part of the problem

George scribed in
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Thanks. I am college educated and unemployed for two years. Take
a bow.


ever considered taking a job you are not qualified for? they're out
there, you just gotta be willign to take them even though they're
'not your thing'

then you can go from there

or, you could start your own business and employ others. then you
can take a bow (-:

swarf, steam and wind

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