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The problem is that when the economy does turn around, employers would rather hire new grads, not people who’ve graduated years ago and worked as a Wal-Mart cashier ever since. Those people have basically spent tens of thousands of dollars for college, studied hard for 4-5 years, and all they’ll get in return is a job any high school dropout can do. What a waste.</p>
<p><a href=“from%20a%20few%20posts%20back”>quote</a> Resumes are referred to as “lotto tickets”…getting a job offer or internship is called “hitting the jackpot”
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I’ve just spent/wasted two bucks on these suckers. The numbers I picked were 12 31 35 37 48, and the numbers the quick pick generator gave me were 9 10 13 33 54. It’s the Mega Millions, and the mega numbers for those two tickets (respectively) were 22 and 32.</p>
<p>The drawing is tonight. If I stop complaining after today, you know what happened.</p>