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Posted by Allan In NE on November 30, 2006 at 09:21:27 from (148.78.243.24):
In Reply to: O/T need help posted by Rustyfarmall on November 30, 2006 at 08:24:39:
Hey Rusty, I offer this in the truest sense of friendship, okay? Quit thinking like a hired man. Loosing that job is going to turn out to be the best darned thing that ever happened to you. Mark my words; you'll never get anywhere working for someone else and in 5 years you'll wonder why you wasted half your life away. It's high time you went to work for yourself anyhoo. All it takes is one step forward; not more of 'em headed sideways. You are very bright, articulate and you have a vast resource of knowledge under that hat of yours. Just for an example: Take 3 minutes, open a storefront on ebay and go to work. I'm tellin' ya buddy, the world is wide open. Discover it and take advantage. Get away from the herd and off that timeclock. Just a humble opinion from my side of the screen and if ya don't believe me, talk to our friends down in Wellfleet, down in MO, or over there in Grinell. I was shown which the way the wind blows; I'd like to pass on the favor. Can't think of anyone more deserving than you. Allan
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