Joined: Oct '11
Location: Sweden
Age: 32 (M)
Posts: 1410
Wooohoooo!!! I finally got myself a job! Granted, it's only a few hours here and there when needed but the person I talked to said that if I wanted to work full time, I will probably be able to do so! I've already worked for 3 straight days now for a total of 25 hours minus 2 hours break so 23 paid hours.
Needless to say I'm thrilled!! This will hopefully help me to move to my own appartment wich I've wanted to do for years now!
I really hope this will work out and give me the oportunity to start playing poker on another level. That would be the "minimum-deposit-level"
Unfortunantly this all means that I won't be as active on the forums anymore since I'll be working for quite a bit anf also my girlfriend don't like me spending so much time reading forums. I'll just have to squeeze the forum in whenever I can! I love BRM so I won't completely give it up, you have my word!
Joined: Nov '11
Location: United Kingdom
Age: 67 (M)
Posts: 3361
glad that you got yourself a job erru,even if it is only part time it still brings you some money in. hope it helps you in your quest to become a poker pro no really,well done and keep in touch.
Joined: Jan '11
Location: United States
Age: 60 (M)
Posts: 3361
Always great to start working when your a young lad. I hope you fare well and it provides adequate opportunity to survive in a comfortible manner. If you don't mind saying, what type of work is it? Also, are jobs plentiful in Sweden or is it pretty hard to find a decent job in todays market? Never been to Sweden, but had the opportunity to fly close enough to see the Swedish Alps when I would go to Leon, France for work. I'd fly from U.S. to Charles De Gaul in Paris, then always go north to Amsterdam before having to be at the Renault Plant in Leon. Used to love that job.
Joined: Oct '11
Location: Sweden
Age: 32 (M)
Posts: 1410
Posted by Greenmohave: Always great to start working when your a young lad. I hope you fare well and it provides adequate opportunity to survive in a comfortible manner. If you don't mind saying, what type of work is it? Also, are jobs plentiful in Sweden or is it pretty hard to find a decent job in todays market? Never been to Sweden, but had the opportunity to fly close enough to see the Swedish Alps when I would go to Leon, France for work. I'd fly from U.S. to Charles De Gaul in Paris, then always go north to Amsterdam before having to be at the Renault Plant in Leon. Used to love that job.
I don't mind at all. I'm a nurse and I work in the home healthcare area. It's mostly elderly people who need that help but there are some that's younger. Haha, it does sound kinda silly: Nurse Erik Well, getting a job here in Sweden is just as easy as doing a wheelie on a Harley Davidsson sitting backwards wile juggling 5 flaming bowling balls. Honest, I swear!
