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Stay away from the infamous subways unless you really wanna check it out or have to use it. It's like a 3rd world country down there

That is gave me the heebie jeebies

Hahaha been there, failed. 3 years ago I did a Amazon thing where I flipped a lotta goods for profit but eventually Amazon caught on to sometime I wasn't suppose to have done and suspended my account...they are uptiiiiiiight. I also tried to open my own happy hour at my apt but didn't get enough clientele and it's also illegal.....so in a final desperate attempt at my own "business" I tried to prostitute myself but it turns out I'm a pretty ugly dude so no one was willing to pay for my services......man....thinking about all that is getting me depressed...I need a drink Maybe I should just day trade for a living. PS I'll be sure to check our your chapter

Speaking of drinking, supposedly alcoholism is covered under Americans with Disabilities. Maybe if I show up intoxicated, they'll have to hire me or it'll be a disability discrimination! :)

^ Great response. Thanks. A big problem I use to have (still do kinda) was that I never asked questions because i was so focused on what my own responses would be to their questions I don't come up with my own to ask or things I'm wondering about that's not clear. I think I'm much better at it now. By the way I found this little dialogue online of Andy Bernard's interview. Y'all watch The Office? This was from one of the first few seasons....I love Andy, he's one of my favs Dwight: I am going to begin this process with a simple test of intelligence and mental dexterity. What is the best color? Andy: White, because it contains all other colors. Dwight: Wrong. Black. It is the most dominant. How do you make a table? Andy: You make a chair, but you don't sit on it. Dwight: What is the capital of Maine? Andy: The capital of Maine is Montpelier, Vermont, which is near Ithaca, New York, where I went to Cornell. Dwight: Okay, also, moratorium on Cornell talk. Don't wanna hear about it. Forget your personal history, and learn the history of this company. Andy: Should not be a problem. I minored in history in the Ivy League school which I attended. Dwight: You're not off to a very good start, Bernard. Andy: I agree. But in another way, I am off to a very good start, wouldn't you say?

Hahaha I like group interviews for the reason that seeing others being fidgety and nervous calms me. I always get the impression that my peers fly by interviews with ease and do it perfectly, it's nice to see that we're all human!

Hahaha it's funny you mentioned how you gained in the last 2 weeks. I'm currently on a cutting cycle and keep a log of progress. Last week we got a new scale at the gym and I saw I had gained 4 lbs...I was like "..the eff is this??" I'm convinced it's the scale, not me Congrats on your progress and yea don't be hard on yourself for not being perfectly on track. It's actually good to give yourself some cheats here and there. And yes, it's definitely the journey, not the destination. Health is a long term condition. Also, since you're running so much, are you taking any Glucosamine/Chondroitin supplements?

Great response, Greg You got a PM coming

^ Been there A few years ago I'd take a shot beforehand. Ur prolly familiar

Indeed very good advice I've decided to expand my question a bit though because I'm actually interest in more particulars

I'm graduating soon and have a good interview lineup coming. Question for any recruiters or hiring managers here: Do you guys have any personal insight from the other side of the table? If not, it's cool. I'm a fairly decent interviewer and know the usuals but any tips and bits help, especially little things that you're particular about. Hopefully I won't have to resort to sucking the guy's dlck (and I totally would) (jk) Question for those of you employed: What's your game? Meaning, what's something you've done that you feel is a good strategy? Did you just follow the usual procedure of studying up the company/job and go do your best or was there something you did that was usual but in a good way? A buddy of mine has this thing against email communication, he straight up cold calls, every time. More info: I'm looking in the field of corporate finance or wealth management.

^ Those numbers seem wayyy off Does anyone use common sense or intuition when running statistics anymore? I'm not sure who they polled but I highly doubt Auburn is the most followed team in the SEC.

Good riddance...but at the same time, that's >100 years of tradition ending. and time for em to rewrite their fight song, which is practically about us.

Wow, even with God on their side, they still can't win a bowl game.

BIG F**K**G WhOOp yU C*CKS**KERS BeAT US TODDAY, UR THE WORLDS BIgGEST F**KINN CASE OF PENIS ENVY AnD ITZ NOT LIKE ANY1S DENYING YALL DONE DID OK BUT JEZUS ON A MUTHAF***IN STICK SHUT UP NOBODY GIVES A SH*T AND WE ALL SAW WHAT THAT B**CH@SS DID AT THE END OF 3RD QUARTER, WAY TO BE A GOOD SPORT. GO SUCK A BIG FAT DONKEY C*CK WITH THE REST 'A YOUR 3RD GRADE EDJUCATED ReD NECK MORON FAN BASE BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP

I have soooooooooooooooooooooooo much trash to talk with college football. PLEASE

I spoze these are the ideals... Physical +/- 2 inches height from me (5'10) Athletic (Completely different from being a gym rat) Good looks, great smile Non-Physical Intelligent, ambitious, well read, somewhat nerdy Edgy but appropriate sense of humor Confident borderline cocky but sweet none-the-less Lifestyle Social Financially conservative Happy and a go-getter

Haha that aside, he was pretty darn friendly and chill, i was a bit surprised.

I'm not sure about the physiological state of depression but if you ask me, 90% is perspective and attitude. I've been there, so I know what it's like. But you either quit altogether or make things better. Those are your only two options. If you got problems in your life...welcome to the club. You are your problems but you are also your solutions. Of course I haven't a clue of the context of your life but generally speaking, no, life doesn't suck. It's good to recognize and acknowledge your aren't happy but be careful about getting stuck in a state of pity

Best. Saturday. Night. EVER. and I got him to sign my wallet with a sharpie. Although I gotta say...what the heII kinda signature is that????

I actually rented this on DVD when I saw that Obi Wan Kenobi was in it....I was super excited (pun intended) It was a freakin weird movie but had its moments and one of the few times I got to see Jim Carey in a serious demeanor on screen. Anyways yea I liked it too

That's a definite possibility. I'll want some candy in exchange though. Please Nephy, you don't look a day over 29....with that said, whore out!

Halloween's coming up in 2 weeks. I expect all 15 and unders to go trick or treating as ghosts or monsters, the 16-30 year olds dressing up as sluts, whores or random inanimate objects getting hammered, and 30^s to be...well something a bit more PG So what are you gonna be? My friend and I are doing a matching electric plug and wall socket thing. Its fun cuz there's not much to it so we're both gonna be practically naked.

I recently just watched the entire "Eating Out" series (if you can call it that) on Netflix and had a decent time. They're terrible terrible movies, but the one thing you get out of them is their mind-numbingly stupid humor and situtations which is great for stupid people like myself and the few giggles I got out of it. If you enjoy cheesy gay flicks that's practically porn with a story, I recommend them.

I'm more of a James Kirk fan. Correction...I'm more of a Chris Pine fan (Kuddos to Zachary though)