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2ndnightshift

2 Flights

Mar 15, 2009 22:28

I'm in the process of sifting through the guide. Thanks to the gentleman who forwarded it. Outdated or not, it's been helpful so far. I found a reasonable apartment and temporary clothes--any tailors around. A job, well, I'll have to figure that one out in a while.

This is the City. It's 2009. They're here. So now what.

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gouge_em_out March 16 2009, 06:50:12 UTC

Job? Well...I just do what I did back home.

2ndnightshift March 16 2009, 06:52:07 UTC

What was that? If you don't mind me asking.

gouge_em_out March 16 2009, 07:15:47 UTC

I look at someone every now and then.

2ndnightshift March 16 2009, 07:25:37 UTC

Look at them? That can't be too bad. I don't know how the pay would go. I hope that works for you.

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blackeyedskank March 16 2009, 07:42:57 UTC

You could try making a few more pointless announcements.

2ndnightshift March 16 2009, 07:50:36 UTC

I'm getting used to this form of communication. Sorry.

blackeyedskank March 16 2009, 07:56:08 UTC

What, the Internet?

2ndnightshift March 16 2009, 08:00:32 UTC

Oh, is that what this is?

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betterthanthen March 16 2009, 09:14:37 UTC

Well...now, you adapt.

2ndnightshift March 17 2009, 21:25:13 UTC

Adapting sounds logical enough.

betterthanthen March 22 2009, 12:46:53 UTC

It takes a while, though. But most people here manage.

loyalmoon March 16 2009, 14:22:03 UTC

Jobs are a problem for many newcomers, here, it seems.

dur late hi 2ndnightshift March 17 2009, 21:26:12 UTC

Are you speaking from experience?

<3 loyalmoon March 17 2009, 21:30:25 UTC

Indeed.

2ndnightshift March 17 2009, 21:36:24 UTC

I'm Daniel, Daniel Dreiberg. I'll let you know if I make headway.

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It warms Reeve's heart to have another middle aged, kind of paunchy guy around. urbandev March 17 2009, 00:27:46 UTC

You're new to the City, I take it.

Work isn't hard to find here. The turnover rate is quite high. At any given time there's a myriad of cafes and bars looking for serving help. If you want something more specialized, you may have to be more proactive in your hunt. Just about every business you can imagine exists in some form or another. Or you could speak to the police force, if you have the neccessary skills.

As for "now what"... as much as it pains me to say it, you may as well get comfortable. There's no telling how long you'll be here for.

2ndnightshift March 17 2009, 21:24:12 UTC

Thanks for the advice. I am new to these parts. It's amazing how an economy can survive with so many coming in as well as out. That's...weird.

urbandev March 18 2009, 00:09:43 UTC

We adapt. We have to. Honestly, the greater barrier is the curses. Most worthy employers will state outright that they're flexible about time off.