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I Have Worked In The Hells Of Customer Service

I’m still working the same fast food job I had 13 years ago, before I went to a prestigious college and got my bachelors degree. Unfortunately I never found a job in my field, and can’t afford to pay back the student loan debt. Every time I find a different job, I have to keep a hold of the fast food one because the other job doesn’t always work out...but I believe that having a job is better than having no job, so I’ve stayed. It’s starting to get to me because I’m getting older and not accomplishing anything.

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Heartlander · 80-89, M

Student loans are the new mill stones around our economic neck. It's like the "company store" in the plantation/factory town days.

Find something that fits your passion and start at the bottom. Its a lot easier that way.

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Troy123 · 22-25, M

@PoisonLace I've heard of that. But I think you have to send it registered mail to yourself.

Heartlander · 80-89, M

@PoisonLace Regarding "copyright". I would encourage anyone dealing with document to visit the US copyright website:

https://www.copyright.gov

The fees for registering copyrights aren't extreme and the effort within the DIY category ($35 I believe). There's a difference between "published" and "unpublished" material, and the website explains how to handle each. While registration may not be required, it's a way to establish ownership, like proof of ownership. Without it, it's just one's claim of ownership and more at risk of infringement. Like if someone steals your car, having a certificate of registration and state title for that car helps :)

Copyright laws are always changing and being re-interpreted so going to the copyright website should get one as close to the horse's mouth as possible.

PoisonLace · 41-45, F

Thank you for that information. @Heartlander

Troy123 · 22-25, M

I believe that colleges who take money for student loans should have to co-sign on them.
That sux.

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