By ironorr - 26/01/2010 00:41 - United States
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I moved because my lease was ending, and my landlord decided to jack up my rent if I decided to renew. I could no longer afford the rent, so I moved back to the area where I grew up since rent is way cheaper being so far from a city. Also, I have a potential job opportunity in the spring in this area. There were many factors leading me to make the decision to move, and all signs were pointing to the aforementioned company never actually giving me a job. But you're right. I'm a horrible person, so I totally deserve to have unfortunate things happen to me.
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ouch.
jbftji
Move back? Or just drive the two hours to buy the gas.
I agree. If the job is really worth it, spending a bit more money on gas each week will not do much to your budget and savings. OR you can always commute if it isn't too hectic to do so.
drive 2 hours 1 way? u've got to be kidding me
I can't move back, because I can't afford to break the lease here. And I can't commute, because the job requires that I be on call for emergencies, and I would need to be at the facility within 30 minutes of being notified.
Joke's on them. It isn't improving.
I'm sure he applied to more than one job. He was just focusing on this one for FML. OP, take the job. You're lucky. I've been unemployed for over a year and no luck on the job front at all. Commuting is better than nothing.
Did you actually apply to any other companies? If not YDI
As a matter of fact, I applied to many many companies. This was simply the only one that was showing any promise. Every other company said out right that they were not hiring anyone. This one was at least willing to string me along.
well, the upside is that your new commute will provide you with enough time to learn the difference between adjectives and adverbs.
Well paying job?
I agree with 9. You've put in the groundwork for the job you want and you'll only be waiting longer for a job close to your new place.
I don't know how ppl do it on the eastcoast. but here in California it's called a commute.
Same here in the east coast, I've know a number of people who commute that long to work just to live away from the city but still work there.
murphy's law is a law.
Dude this suspense is killing me!! who called??
Bill gates?
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Joke's on them. It isn't improving.
Move back? Or just drive the two hours to buy the gas.