America's Financial Meltdown: How has it affected your life?

Originally Posted by Night Phoenix

With that said - my job is largely unaffected. People rely heavily on their computers and they'll always need someone to fix them. Luckily, being young, black, and with a massively varied skillset, I've never been out of a job more than 3 months in my entire life.

Weren't you out of a job just long enough to have to shell out for extremely expensive health care needs brought on by your doctor saying you were headed for a heart attack?

Yeah, I seem to remember something like that.

You tell us a version of reality that is inconsistent with even the most casual of surveys, and that is why no one will ever listen to you in any manner approaching seriousness.

But, enjoy your computer technician job while you still have it. If the system is going to collapse, don't think your job is safe. "They'll always need someone to fix them / make them" is something I've heard from a lot of people in my life, growing up near Detroit. You know, where the entire economy is dependant on the car industry. You know.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

nigga your heart better have hustle to move that giant bulk around

god damn

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Shit son you better watch yourself, a ton of obese people give themselves heart attacks by exercising too strenuously. Do you have health care yet, or do you have to work for two years before your employer provides it?

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

On the real NP I'm glad you're doing well and that you're insured. Every day you're hustlin' don't take your bread for granted. That's all I'm sayin'.

I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?