That kid has a tough life. When I graduated colllege in Austin, the economy was down and I had to drive a cab to make house payments and help support my girlfriend and wife who was at NYU Law.
I later moved to NYC and worked as bartender and made crazy money.
Bartending is my goal right now. I’ll make scads and start my business. I already have partnerships and I hope to have more by the end of the month.
To say nothing of the volunteer work I have signed up for and the CPR training course I hope to complete at the nearby fire station (free!). I signed up for 36 hours a week volunteering and once that kicks in, I’ll have those hour pins they hand out in a few months and be merrily earning experience, credentials, and recommendations and references.
Plus experience in a more professional medical setting, a step up from my experience in the local free clinic. Perhaps some of these dips could spend time volunteering and gaining experience, but I think that would bored the little hippies because it would mean meeting a disciplined schedule.
Girlfriend AND wife at NYU? I bet you sure hoped they never had a class together!! (Just kidding:)
“When I graduated colllege in Austin, the economy was down and I had to drive a cab to make house payments and help support my girlfriend and wife who was at NYU Law”
Having a girlfriend and wife is expensive in any economy.
What does a good barman in NYC bring in monthly?
*When I graduated colllege in Austin, the economy was down and I had to drive a cab to make house payments and help support my girlfriend and wife who was at NYU Law.*
University towns have very well-educated cabbies. I remember stories about PhD’s driving cabs back when I was in uni.
Well part of your problem is that you should have had only one, not two! ;^)