mouse trap

[mm444]

one aspect of my job is that i get to view confidential information. its usually nothing of interest. today, however, i got to view people's salaries. again, its not interesting but it sure is depressing. ultimately, this story leads to one thing. drugs are lucrative. on one side, you have the illegal market which is generally profitable for

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[mrfang]

Speaking of viewing people's salaries and getting depressed by that information, I do the same at my job. Yesterday I discovered that a 21-year old forklift driver employed by a fence company is making almost twice as much money per year as I am, and he just received a $2,051 Christmas bonus. He and his attractive young wife (also 21) are buying a house.

Being worth one's "salt"

[triple_entendre]

I worked a stint as a seasonal night-shift data-entry operator at the IRS for a few months once or twice, doing 10-key by touch of gazillions of 1040A's. I used to be able to make some interesting generalizations based on that (over)exposure, but it's been long enough ago that I've forgotten it all.

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