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[Matthew]

Shadowgrin, you're fired.

[Null17]

My brother actually spoke to me about that, he said I can't be lazy. He sees that its hard to motivate me but he also told me that after I see the money I will want to work everyday. He said its an easy job too, so we'll see.

That is if money is your one of your key motivators.
As Andrew said, you might be earning shiteloads of money but if you lose interest in your job, you'll eventually quit it sooner or later. Unless you're really desperate for the money.

I second that. Motivation to work isn't as easy as people think.

[shadowgrin]

Shadowgrin, you're fired.

But I'm better than that!
Life continues.
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[Patr1ck]

Umm, if I had an opportunity to work for a company on Wall Street that deals with money, and it's a great opportunity, I'd fucking go for it. Even if the job isn't really that good, when you see your paycheck, it makes up for it. It's like you don't want to go to workwhen you get out of bed, but you get out and go anyways. You have a shitty week and then you look at your paycheck. That's why people go out on the weekend. They have money, and days off from work that they can use to unwind.

Think about it, weren't you working at McDonald's or Burger King? Now you are working on Wall Street. It's a done deal, no questions asked. Dead President's are calling. If you want to add school to that, check out an online college like Phoenix Online, although there are bound to be more by now. Settle in your job and see if you feel you can hack it.

Since you won't be working at a fast food restaurant, you will be losing that weight as you will start to eat healthier. You'll look better, you'll have more money. You'll see a fucking hot chick in the elevator and exchange smiles, and eventually numbers. It's only uphill from here, Doobie.

If you decide not to take the job, let me know. I'll move to New York and take it myself.