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It's been a while since I posted here, but I don't know where else to go right now.
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>Graduated college, 45k in student loans
>Been looking for work for 6 months, gave up in my field, still no luck
>Bill collectors calling non fucking stop, been ignoring them for months now
>2 interviews come up
>Maybe it's over?
>Check phone at a red light to see if I have money for gas
>Get pulled over, $800 in charges, "distracted driving", insurers gave me wrong paperwork, "registration is invalid" (looked into it, it's not)
>Today's interview went well, hope is still crushed
>Another one tomorrow, can't sleep, strung out, can't prepare properly
>Every time I take one step forward I get my face pushed back into the dirt
What the fuck is wrong with me? I work hard whenever I get the opportunity to actually work, I live clean, I have ambitions and goals, and every single thing that can further fuck my life up has a way of happening. Every time I think I couldn't be more broke, it somehow happens. My bank accounts are frozen already, I just opened a new one so I could borrow rent money. I'd consider killing myself if it wouldn't just land my debts in my family's lap. I can't say it enough. Everything is shit. I'm about to give my girl yet another absolute shit holiday, I'm getting tired of saying "next year". I see the biggest dopes I went to school with finding work and not doing anything with it, and I cant tie down a fucking thing. What do I do?
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>>17727406
memes aside
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41Bb8s0kgQA
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Even if you land one of these jobs, I would start looking into a union job. Electric, plumbing or metal work. If your degree isn't in a hard science or something to do with tech it's fucking useless. Union jobs are secure and they pay well. If you won't want to do that, try the military and go in as in officer.
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>>17727431
>it's fucking useless
Not OP, but I seriously don't understand this. I'm a first-year English Lit student - admittedly it doesn't guarantee you a job like training for a trade does, but what's stopping me from becoming the guy who writes the information placards at museums?
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>>17727444
LMAO that's not a full time job man, you think they pay someone a livable wage to write information placards all day?
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I'm going to have to agree with the fellow on the union job bit. Basically, if you look at every single union in your surrounding area and apply to all of them with complete applications you will eventually get paid training. Period.
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>>17727444
Listen dude, I'm not going to shit on your dreams, but what are you going to do with a lit degree? Are you going to be a writer? Teach high school english? I mean realistically what are your odds of getting a good paying job with it? Even the low paying ones are going to have a bunch of people with the same degree you have going for it. I dunno dude, I'd rather have a trade.
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If you did anything but STEM or a profession, kill yourself
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