I'm hoping the requirement to have health insurance starts sooner rather than later because I'm looking forward to three years in prison.
Not only it is three years where I don't have to support myself, but once I'm released by job prospects will significantly improve with felon status.
I call shenanigans.
Hey, the state finds you a job when you're a released felon.
As a law-abiding college-educated white man I can't even get an interview at McDonalds or Walmart.
That's because you're educated and employers think you can find another job better suited to your education.
Of course we both know that's BS. My ex studied criminal justice and couldn't find anyone hiring for that so she started looking for other jobs...finally got a crappy job at Walmart. That was 2 years ago and nothing good has come up since then.
Hey, the state finds you a job when you're a released felon.
As a law-abiding college-educated white man I can't even get an interview at McDonalds or Walmart.
That's because you're educated and employers think you can find another job better suited to your education.
Of course we both know that's BS. My ex studied criminal justice and couldn't find anyone hiring for that so she started looking for other jobs...finally got a crappy job at Walmart. That was 2 years ago and nothing good has come up since then.
It's more because in a metropolitan area of about 300,000 workers there are currently around 74,000 on unemployment rolls.
I have friends who are managers at Blockbuster (husband and wife with a year old kid and their stores are closing this month) and before they got word that they were closing they were having THOUSANDS of applications for part-time positions.
The biggest thing I hate about my personality is that when I'm slammed against something I try to stand for, I feel wrong. Am I then only one like this or..?
I only feel that way if I'm arguing for something that I don't know anything about.
Like someone's going to poke holes in my argument because I don't know how to adequately support my view.