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Old 11-08-2009, 02:10 AM
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Got a new job doing maint on base housing at a local base, fort irwin the armys national training center. Looking forward to 40 hours
Things are a bit rough round here the house phone internet and tv got shut off but thanks to a friend I'm able to have a cell that goes on line and make phone calls
Was starting to have forumn withdraws lol finly figured out how to get on and its good to be here
Ill check in every once and a while
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Congrats on the new job Jason, you must be awfully happy.

Things are tough here in NY. I have been laid off for about a month now with no end in sight.
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Congratulations on the new job. And you don't have to salute anyone.:biggrin2.gif:
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Way to go Jason, sounds like a great job, and with christmas just around the corner, it will be nice to have some money coming in.

I start my new job tomorrow too. I'm going to be a route technician for a fire suppresion company servicing businesses all over the Finger Lakes region of NY. Cool thing is, I'll have a company truck that I keep home with me....definately excited! I got layed off from Kodak in Rochester in March, and its definitely been slim pickins around here...

Glad to hear things are looking up for you Jason!

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