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She really needs to get her nose out of this business.
 


:lol
 
[MENTION=2]dallen[/MENTION]

After 6 long months out of the workplace, I have finally found a job.

Hallelujah!

Good pay, good benefits, and good environment.

I was starting to get worried there for a bit.
 
Texas Ace said:
[MENTION=2]dallen[/MENTION]

After 6 long months out of workplace, I have finally found a job.

Hallelujah!

Good pay, good benefits, and good environment.

I was starting to get worried there for a bit.
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Congratulations. Still in Houston?
 
dallen said:
Congratulations. Still in Houston?
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Yup.

I had started looking in Dallas and Austin because the market here right now is so bad.

There aren't a ton of jobs, and the ones you do find, they are lowballing like crazy because they know so many people are out of work here.

Luckily, I found a great opportunity that pays out accordingly. Funny thing is, I had a bad feeling about it and didn't even want to go to the interview.

Funny how things work out sometimes.
 
Texas Ace said:
[MENTION=2]dallen[/MENTION]

After 6 long months out of the workplace, I have finally found a job.

Hallelujah!

Good pay, good benefits, and good environment.

I was starting to get worried there for a bit.
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Congrats, man. Being out of work has to be some stressful shit.
 
Iamtdg said:
Congrats, man. Being out of work has to be some stressful shit.
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Thanks man....and yes, it was stressing the shit out of me.

The first month or two was all fun and games. No getting up at 5:30 am! :towel

But then came the start of the new year and I was certain I'd get a job quickly as the new budgets opened up. But when that didn't happen and February started creeping up, I was sweating bullets.

All that money they gave me in my severance, and almost all gone now. I had enough to get me till May, but then I was screwed. Luckily this opportunity came through for me right in time.
 
Texas Ace said:
Yup.

I had started looking in Dallas and Austin because the market here right now is so bad.

There aren't a ton of jobs, and the ones you do find, they are lowballing like crazy because they know so many people are out of work here.

Luckily, I found a great opportunity that pays out accordingly. Funny thing is, I had a bad feeling about it and didn't even want to go to the interview.

Funny how things work out sometimes.
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Glad to hear you landed on your feet again. It is very stressful being unemployed even if you are given a severance package.
 
Texas Ace said:
Thanks man....and yes, it was stressing the shit out of me.

The first month or two was all fun and games. No getting up at 5:30 am! :towel

But then came the start of the new year and I was certain I'd get a job quickly as the new budgets opened up. But when that didn't happen and February started creeping up, I was sweating bullets.

All that money they gave me in my severance, and almost all gone now. I had enough to get me till May, but then I was screwed. Luckily this opportunity came through for me right in time.
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Congrats. Glad everything worked out for you.
 
Is it just me or does the video game character Leisure Suit Larry look like Jimmy Neutron as an adult?
 
1bigfan13 said:
Is it just me or does the video game character Leisure Suit Larry look like Jimmy Neutron as an adult?
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Wow, I had never noticed that. You are absolutely correct.
 
So, getting towards the end stages of closing on this house. I received an email today for some documents to e-sign. One of them was a Change of Circumstance. Reason given was "Loan has been locked". My first time doing this, so can someone tell me what that means?
 
Iamtdg said:
So, getting towards the end stages of closing on this house. I received an email today for some documents to e-sign. One of them was a Change of Circumstance. Reason given was "Loan has been locked". My first time doing this, so can someone tell me what that means?
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Does that have to do with the rate? Usually the rate is in the contract. Maybe the rate is locked in? Dunno
 
skidadl said:
Does that have to do with the rate? Usually the rate is in the contract. Maybe the rate is locked in? Dunno
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Yeah, I was thinking maybe it meant I was locked into my interest rate.
 
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