Money talks.

[chaoswolf]

Last thing it said was "Good bye, Bitch."

I am really starting to hate the fact I don't have a job. I hate not having a steady paycheck. I hate having to rely on other people to pay for things for me. I fucking hate it! What can I do, eh? Not a damned thing, except pray someone calls me back on my applications I've submitted, and go resubmit another dozen or so. I fucking hate being jobless & broke. It fucking bites!!!

Now.....To think that I am a college student struggling to survive on what little cash I get through my parents and that I have a massive college educational fund I am using more for pleasure than for school....yeesh. The IBO thing isn't serving me as well as I'd like. I was hoping to at least have a little cash on hand somewhere......but you know what...?

I am so not sure if I can get money.

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[dopple.livejournal.com]

go straight to my user info

copy down my E·mail addy

send me your full actual name and basic contact information

I'll start the application process for Pitney Bowes for you

Hey, it pays at least $15.75 p/hour and they've got branches all over the Bay Area!

[grendies.livejournal.com]

The "IBO thing" isn't a get-rich-quick scheme. It's a small business, and like any small business it's not going to drop mountains of cash in your lap the minute you start it. It needs to be worked and given time. There's a process that goes along with owning a business, including establishing a client base. To give you an idea, if you wanted to start up a Krispy Kream franchise you would have to pay them millions of dollars, plus have 7 digits of liquid cash in the bank, AND sign a contract that says you'll buy two more. Do you think that a traditional franchise owner makes profit right away? It generally takes quite some time before he/she so much as breaks even, plus they have to deal with overhead and cleaning supplies and workman's comp and salaries and building maintenance...the list goes on.
If after taking this all into consideration "the IBO thing" still isn't serving you as well as you'd like, then we need to sit down and figure out what it is exactly about it that isn't working for you. You can make a lot of money with this business, it just takes working it and persistence.

As to job stuff, if you want we can wander out some time in the next few days and go application hunting if you wish.

[amelia-seyroon.livejournal.com]

You need a hug.

I know exactly how you feel. Being jobless and having no source of cash income does suck a lot. I've been there. It really is frustrating.

I really really am hoping that you'll find one. Someone is BOUND to hire you, like seriously. Have you tried De Anza's bookstore?

[chaoswolf]

De Anza Bookstore has too many people. So does OML, so does the library, and so do all the other places on campus.

[animekid.livejournal.com]

Being very selective of a job can take one a while to find one if they aren't open and willing.

Depending on how you look at it...
If you've got the flexibility to be picky and choose where you want..so go for it.

But if it becomes dire and you really are needing one bad...take whatever will come your way or such is what I'd recommend.

[amelia-seyroon.livejournal.com]

.....gah.

Good luck in finding a job, anyway.

hey

[firewolf74.livejournal.com]

don't worry, i know it's hard to find a job. Especially with the skills you have no one doesn't realize what you have that will assist for the job you are seeking. I am seeking something deals with managers right now with good pay and that opportunity will come up soon for me, and closer to home as well.
I believe the places you have put in don't realize they are missing the potential skills you have.