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Looks like Kel to me

Wocka Flocka looks like Carmelo with dreadlocks.

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Originally Posted by fenikz (Post 2952999)

Looks like Kel to me

I actually Goodburger like three days ago.

Are all those mug shots?

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Originally Posted by Bert Macklin (Post 2953027)

Which one is which?

Jones just needs a bit more fat injected into his lip and their basically twins!

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Originally Posted by Bert Macklin (Post 2953027)

Waka Flocka looks like Charles Barkley and Marshawn Lynch somehow conceived a son together.

Waka Flocka totally looks like this guy.

*Big image so it might stretch your screen

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Originally Posted by OSUGiants17 (Post 2953120)

Waka Flocka totally looks like this guy.

*Big image so it might stretch your screen

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Originally Posted by Brent (Post 2953097)

Yeah not really

Applying for a job. LIKE A BOSS.

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Originally Posted by Stash (Post 2953608)

Had an interview today and I told the guy this straight up. Need a job to get experience.

Volunteering and unpaid internships are a good way to get some experience if you can swing it financially.

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Originally Posted by killxswitch (Post 2953635)

Volunteering and unpaid internships are a good way to get some experience if you can swing it financially.

Most people not in school it's not an option.

A lot of jobs also count the years you spent in college as "experience" if it was for a relevant degree.

But there are instances where that is paradoxically true... The summer between my sophomore and junior years of college (2008, the worst year of the recession) half the department I worked in for my summer job was laid off and i got my hours cut back from 32-40 a week to 8-16. (1-2 shifts basically.) I applied everyone that would take an application, including some restaurants.

Who, of course, said they weren't interested because I didn't have any experience in a restaurant. How the **** does one acquire experience in a restaurant when no restaurant will hire you because you don't have experience in a restaurant because....ahh!

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Originally Posted by killxswitch (Post 2953635)

Volunteering and unpaid internships are a good way to get some experience if you can swing it financially.

thisthisthis. i've said it before. i spent one day a week volunteering from high school through college (when i was home on weekends). that experience got me my job.

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Originally Posted by Bert Macklin (Post 2953649)

Most people not in school it's not an option.

there isn't one day a week you could do something for an hour or two? then in all honesty, it's unlikely i'm going to hire you. it's just not that difficult to find time to do something that's similar to the jobs you'd like to apply for.

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Originally Posted by BeerBaron (Post 2953656)

Who, of course, said they weren't interested because I didn't have any experience in a restaurant. How the **** does one acquire experience in a restaurant when no restaurant will hire you because you don't have experience in a restaurant because....ahh!

it means they probably had applicants who did have the experience, or were 'high end' (for whatever that means in that location) that they felt they could be pickier. *shrug*