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Suck it. You're in Texas, you should be grateful you have an indoor job. When I see those poor bastards working on the roads, or building houses or mowing lawns (and all of us know what the vast majority of them look like), I admire their willingness to work like that and am not all that concerned exactly how they got into this country. When I was in college, I had a job in the library drilling holes through several issues of magazines and journals and binding them together between pieces of cardboard. It would have totally sucked, except the university subscribed to a wide array of **** "for research purposes." jkjkjk!
Alternatively, you could use the drill creatively to make it interactive, like that book The Hungry Caterpillar...
Welcome to life. Hardly anyone actually enjoys their job.
So? It's a job isn't it?
Think you can handle it Skippy?
lol
I know how you feel. This one time, someone made me apply for a job I didn't want. THEN, they threatened to employ my family if I ever left. Being the generous guy that I am, I stayed. If only the world understood the sacrifices we make.
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On the bright side... You have a job!
Suck it. You're in Texas, you should be grateful you have an indoor job. When I see those poor bastards working on the roads, or building houses or mowing lawns (and all of us know what the vast majority of them look like), I admire their willingness to work like that and am not all that concerned exactly how they got into this country. When I was in college, I had a job in the library drilling holes through several issues of magazines and journals and binding them together between pieces of cardboard. It would have totally sucked, except the university subscribed to a wide array of **** "for research purposes." jkjkjk!