We've got an empty room , but the major dis-advantage is that this town is at the arse-end of nowhere. And the owners won't put the room up for rent, it's just sitting there, gathering dust.
I'm disenchanted about my opportunities HERE (and Welshi's, for that matter),so I'm of little use. Anyway, don't try coming to Michigan. There's too much unemployment right now to expect getting a job without a huge fight. And because of the dying economy, a lot of stores have to cut their hours so there's less to go around for the people that are already there, let alone new employees. So yeah, avoid Michigan for now. At least until we get a new industry in here to pick us up.
CardboardtubeNinja Says:
'Fraid not.
Galloglasses Says:
At the moment no.
SHADOWFOX2 Says:
None that are worth coming across the ocean for...
I know how you feel as I'm in the same
gravyboat.Belgium's your place to be. Honestly.
NotKenny Says:
I'd say yes, but Wonchop syndrome tells me no.
NotKenny Says:
Also, Jin is correct about Belgium. It's incredible.
Shadowzeroangel Says:
We've got an empty room , but the major dis-advantage is that this town is at the arse-end of nowhere. And the owners won't put the room up for rent, it's just sitting there, gathering dust.
So sorry, guess that's a no as well.
StarGazerAngel Says:
I'm disenchanted about my opportunities HERE (and Welshi's, for that matter),so I'm of little use. Anyway, don't try coming to Michigan. There's too much unemployment right now to expect getting a job without a huge fight. And because of the dying economy, a lot of stores have to cut their hours so there's less to go around for the people that are already there, let alone new employees. So yeah, avoid Michigan for now. At least until we get a new industry in here to pick us up.
Ratio Says:
I'm moving to France or something when I graduate. =D