This is the number of days the average person usually spends unemployed at work. It would be too depressing to think about a new job every day. It is the number of days a person has to put in a minimum of 12 hours a day, seven days a week, to make ends meet at work.
The thing with most jobs is that you have to do it for a long time. If you want to have a career, you have to sacrifice hours at work every single day. However, if you want to have a job, you really don’t have to be at work for long. You can work in other places, but you don’t have to.
I would like to be able to give a job to someone who is on the edge of a cliff, but that isn’t really an option.
So if we want to get a job at a certain time, we have to do it for a certain amount of time. So if someone wants to work for a company for a specific amount of time, they need to be committed to working the said amount of time.
A few years ago I worked at an office with a job that I loved and was really good at. However, that office was based in a building that I had bought at a discount. The owner was not going to put me any longer in a building that he owned. So I worked there for four weeks, until I finally bought it. My next work place was in an office that I did not own. I did not work there at all for over a year.
Not only are we in the same situation, but we’re also in the same city. It’s the same city, but we’re still in the same building. One of my best friends was working in the exact same building I was working in, but she moved, because she just couldn’t stand the place. She was a little sad but then she died. The death of a friend is much more painful than a move.
If you ever have to move to a new city, or even to a new country, you should at least have a clear picture of where you are going. This is especially important if you live in an apartment. I am a little late to the party on this one, but when I moved from Chicago to New York, I thought I would have to go to Pennsylvania because I couldn’t find a job there.
The story is about my time-looping friends, and their attempt to get into the party, by which I mean by the time I made the party. I’m a little hesitant about what they might think of me, but I can guarantee that they say, “I will be there.” I think that’s the best defense, though. I’ve been playing with you for a while now. It’s about the time you get your first drink of water.
What I have to say about this is that I am just as happy as you are to be here and not to have to come to Philadelphia. But then I just want to point out that you will not be staying a single day in Pennsylvania, or even staying a single night.
The party starts on September 1, 2012. That’s 42 days (or 42 nights in the case of the party-lovers). Once the party is over, our goal is to take out one Visionary, and the party ends on September 1, 2013.