What is the longest amount of time it has taken someone to find a high paying job?
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heyarnold
ANSWERS: 7
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A lifetime.
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High paying is a relative term. Would have to be at least a hundred grand a year. I never quite made it to that . . . almost but no cigar.
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Been 5 years I've been looking for something that pays better than SSDisabilty! Do I win a HIGH-paying job? ;-)
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I'll let you know as soon as someone discovers me as the new cross between Dr Phil, Deepak Chopra and Bill Hicks. Oh and I'm still waiting for that radio show dammit.
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Life
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Stanley Wisenheimer, a second assistant brewmaster at Rheingold Beer in Brooklyn NY starting looking for a higher paying job on June 21, 1963, and continued looking until his retirement from the company on July 30, 2007. He never found a higher paying job. During that time his seven children all were graduated from St Joseph College in Jersey City, NJ, he buried two wives, and is now married to his third, Evyln Carswell Singleton, whose father was first Assistant Brewmaster at Schaeffer breweries in Brooklyn NY before the company left Brooklyn under suspicious circumstances.
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Me about ten years.
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