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Do you need another job?

Poll - Total Votes: 9

No, My current job pays well and I can do much everything I want with my salary.

Yes, with the current economic situation caused by the war, I need to double my income.

I don't work. I'm rich and have a lot of savings that could last through a lifetime.

My family can support me so I'm a happy bum.

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With my medical expenses and doctor's fees, at least twice a month...I really need another job.

So I applied online the other day, got two responses. Both are WFH.
A short video introduction is required and with the other one a demo.

It's been two days, and I'm not doing anything.
Instead, I'm here at SW: making posts to relieve my stress, writing comments and engaging in forums.

I hope I'd have the courage to continue further.

Sigh.

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Thevy29 · 41-45, M

Yep.

ShenaniganFoodie · 41-45, MVIP

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Cigarguys · 41-45, C

No I am extremely lucky to have found a job with a boss that likes me understands my issues and is compassionate about my health issues.

1PrivateHannah · 51-55, F

@Cigarguys What a great boss, you must be a great worker too!

AmericanAvenger · M

I need a job but no one will hire my demographic

SouthernGuy1987 · 36-40, M

I know the feeling. I work one main job 60 - 70 hours weekly and still need another job to live comfortably. Everything is so expensive nowadays and the jobs don't pay nearly enough sadly 😞

1PrivateHannah · 51-55, F

@SouthernGuy1987 true. I feel you.

crazyhorsex · M

Not really, I'm thinking seriously to retire.

1PrivateHannah · 51-55, F

@crazyhorsex good for you! A lot of savings already, I guess.

crazyhorsex · M

@1PrivateHannah maybe 😉

AmericanAvenger · M

The US economy is not crippled by the war so the second entry is invalid for Americans

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AmericanAvenger · M

@Magicianzini That is a horrible excuse for a joke. Instead of telling me to lighten up why dont you tighten up for sense of humor

Magicianzini · M

@AmericanAvenger I realized from some of your other comments - you've got a be a troll. My royal badness, I thought you were a person.

AmericanAvenger · M

@Magicianzini Ask your mother if I am a person

BrandNewMan · 61-69, M

Ok for now. I may pick up something to supplement retirement funds at some point.

Best of luck on finding what you need and easing of hour medical issues.

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