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I think the bar job might’ve been more interesting, and there might’ve been tips?
But, yep, bleak either way.
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Morning Scarlet. I’ve accepted the bar job and have got my training tomorrow, but it means getting up at 2.30am and only having one weekend off a month – can’t see me lasting long under that regime.
I’ve got another interview next week though. It’s not difficult to find work here. It would help if I actually wanted to work though.
Hello, you old rattlesnake. It’s nice to see/read you. Aren’t you concerned about working in a bar? Distractions all around you.
I don’t want to work, either. Ever. I could think of a million things I’d rather do but they all cost money. The secret to unbroken employment is a proper numbing agent.
Alcohol, alcohol everywhere, and not a drop to drink!
Since Trina’s mum died, (and she gave up work years ago to look after her) she’s now in a financially secure position with no obligations whatsoever. I usually don’t suffer from envying others but that’s a life I’d like.
If you were financially comfortable, and didn’t need to work, what would you do I wonder? I don’t mean wealthy enough to live in a London mansion, just comfortable enough to be able to afford a small house, pay the bills, eat regularly, and buy books/clothes/the odd trip away?
I’m quite enjoying working at the moment, it’s taking me into a world I otherwise wouldn’t know which is good for someone who fancies herself a writer, but I probably wouldn’t do it if I had the money anyway.
Bristol sounds like a very friendly city…
I know several people who inherited when they were young i.e early thirties. I don’t know how to describe them, they have no worries, they have done exactly as they pleased, but they are not happy, nor are they showy with their wealth.
It’s very odd.
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Well, Eryl, I would like to say that I would pursue various cultural pursuits, but I dare say most of the cash would end up the other side of the bar. Although, in one way, what’s wrong with dissolution? Why must we strive? I have no ambition, so I can never work out what I’m working *for*.
Scarlet, you sound like a poisoner for hire. I would say I’ll keep you in mind for future use but there’s nothing coming my way from anyone’s decease.
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