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I mean thats essentially what you get from a job that doesn't require higher education. Not knocking it, it's a viable path if you like, but thats exactly why college/trade school/training is so important atm, you just don't get paid much working as the manager of a game store or a factory worker or a sales rep at Sears like you would in 1970.

It's not that the work isn't hard, it is, but it's not necessarily hard to get into, which is the major difference now.

I dunno about this. I know the prison system isn't great, but OP just seems weird about it.

So I mean it looks like there's some type of heroin thing or OP stabbed a guy for whatever reason? And then to goto jail for a relatively short amount of time and come out as some crusader, to me it just seems like someone angry about the time they spent in prison.

And I could be wrong, but still.

Do you feel like theres a trend in people hired at gamestop? What do you generally look for?

That might be an odd question, just asking because it seems like every gamestop has the exactly the same people working.

Like every time, theres a pudgy guy, a guy with a beard, and during busy hours an attractive girl.

Jill Stien ! I'm a huge fan I've been really looking forward to this.

Why do you think this election has really shyed away from talking about renewable energy and pollution control? It seemed to be a much more vocal topic a decade ago. As well, do you see the Green Party as being more isolationist focused than other parties?