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> It's an horrible job. >
> 'tienne

But somewhere down the road we all tend to look back at those "horrible" jobs and realize that they were learning experiences.

Personally, I hated sacking groceries, setting pens in the bowling alley, bellhopping, loading bread into trucks at a bakery, washing dishes at the bus station luncheonette, and a few factory jobs that bored me to death. Other jobs were love/hate situations, but I learned a lot about life everywhere I worked. Your work experiences become a part of who you are.
Howard