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> Kody > wrote:
>> "Somebody" > wrote in message
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>>> "Dave Smith" > wrote in message
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>>>> On 10/10/2012 4:12 PM, Roy wrote:
>>>>> On Wednesday, October 10, 2012 12:10:43 PM UTC-6, Somebody wrote:
>>>>>> It's very good... enjoying it... Guy was really into fishing. He's
>>>>> Just curious...are you in the process of having a nervous
>>>>> breakdown? Sure seems like you are exhibiting some of the
>>>>> symptoms. I can emphasize with you but maybe you need some
>>>>> professional help. Talk to your doctor and get his advice.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> There is obviously some sort of a problem there. He is trying to
>>>> overwhelm us with a mountain of nonsense. I just cleared my filter
>>>> and there were more posts in there from him than all the other
>>>> twits, idiots and spammers combined.
>>>
>>>
>>> I'm trying to make sense out of nonsense... Lost my job I had for 19
>>> years about year and half ago... Then was unemployed for year and
>>> half but finally had something come through, same retirement system.
>>> But lost that too... I called in sick two days because of the flu,
>>> but during first 90 days you can only "lose-out" aka miss one day. I
>>> misunderstood and thought it was two... I didn't really think I
>>> should be coming in if sick. (Do they really want me getting other
>>> people sick?) So back to where I was again... TBH, very depressing.
>>> Thought I
>>> was back on track. And I really was trying to do well with this new
>>> job. And don't really have any prospects at the moment.
>>>
>>> At the moment, trying to figure out what to do. Hard to find work
>>> when you are almost 50, and I've heard lot of companies now don't
>>> even bother to look at a resume if you aren't currently working... Maybe
>>> I should try and go to school and get something healthcare
>>> related. Seems there will always be a need for people in that.
>>>
>>> In some ways, I feel like I'm getting to enjoy some "retirement"
>>> early. But I know money will run out... So, yes there is some sort
>>> of problem. Depression, Anxiety.
>>>
>>> At least I'm getting a new roof this week and insurance is paying
>>> most. I love the house I bought (for my ex ) and trying to do right
>>> by it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSqkdcT25ss
>>>
>>>
>> What line of work are you in?
>
> I was a foreclosure specialist in the mortgage division of a major
> national (as in bailed out) bank. That's what I don't understand, losing
> a job like that when I did. Foreclosures were at an all time high when I
> lost my job, and I really liked it, loved it in fact. It gives me quite a
> feeling of power to sign a piece of paper that causes an entire household
> to be summarily thrown out on the street, kids, furniture, pets, and all.
> Most of those people were deadbeats and liars who didn't deserve to own a
> house. Mostly I was really good at intimidating those people into getting
> out before it was necessary to get them out by force. I suppose the
> complaints to the State made my employer angry, or they just fired me to
> get the AG's office off their backs. But I was just doing what was
> expected. Oh well.
Not my area of expertise at all but I would expect you would be in demand...