DagwoodIII

Do yourself a favor. Spend Christmas through New Year’s in the town you’re planning on moving to first.

I just want all the money they are going to spend on new stationary, building signs, and other ‘rebranding’ costs.

https://youtu.be/3pP6HPfc0Ww

Sorcerer. Remake of “Wages Of Fear.” Four desperate men have to drive two trucks full of unstable dynamite across the jungle.

iirc they decided to do the reboot after Michelle Trachtenberg died.

I’m not going to speculate about it, but I’d think that Geller and Trachtenberg were friends and I do know that Geller has resisted doing a reboot for years.

Best wishes.

It doesn’t matter, because what I enjoyed might sound terrible to you.

Like I said, two different jobs will have a similar skill set, and the book gives you a long list of all types of jobs. It even breaks them down by how much education you need.

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Get this book. “Discover What You Are Best At” by Linda Gail. It’s a series of self tests that gauge what skills you already have, and then lists the jobs that use those skills. For example, a hair dresser and a nurse both need good social skills and good dexterity; two totally different jobs with a similar skillset.

I spent my whole life thinking I’d never find a job I actually liked, then I got the book and it led me to a career I enjoyed and got a decent salary.

Northern Exposure.