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So Dominique Browning, the editor of House and Garden, finds herself unemployed! Since she doesn't have to worry about... actually having to get a job to support her loathsome, self pitying self, she quickly gets bored and doesn't know what to do with her sorry ass self (other than obsess about eggs).
And The NY Times has the balls to publish it!
I have wasted 20 minutes on reading this. Now I am leaving for a job interview that I hope will lead to work -- otherwise I won't be able to eat or live in a room or pay my child support or my other bills that I can't pay now. How's that for real problems? The poor know the meaning of life: the rich and safe have to guess. Or write whiny stories like this.
Comment #59--jk, NYC
Comment #59--jk, NYC
1 comment:
Ah yes! The unfortunate rich who can weather economic hardship by relying on their wealth (instead of income) or on a rich hubby to pay the bills. If I were to lose my job either or both of my ex-wives surely would head to court to insure that I missed not a cent of child support (we'll leave to one side that neither of them - despite advanced degrees from Michigan & Penn - work a full time job). I'd be headed for jail. This story just reminds you of whom The Times demographic actually is!
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