go google top 100 paying jobs and then find one you think you might like and learn how to do it

adn make $7 buck an hour at 711

whatever

but no one feels osrry for you

you are just lazy

yea, learning how to do a job just magically guarantees i'll get it

it actually does

that's how that actaully works

I mean you might neexd to prove oyu know it somehow

get a certificate

pass a test

but yeah, you jsut learn how to do shit and then people will hire you to do it

it's really that easy

well, it's hard work

but it's ismple

then explain the justice in skilled workers with years of experience not being able to find jobs after being laid-off

they don't ahve skills that are in demand

that's why I'm telling you look up some skills that are in demand

you are just making excuses to be lazy

like programmers and engineers.
those skillsets are not in demand?

they are

go be one

they can't find jobs tho

you will make a fuck of a lot more than workign at 711

yeah, they actually can

what are you talkign about?

http://time.com/money/4758109/unemployment-is-really-low-so-why-cant-these-people-find-jobs/

"For 60-year-old Stephen Wayman of Landing, N.J., who has two degrees in mechanical engineering and more than 20 years of experience, the gap on his résumé is like a scarlet letter."

lol

you want me to tell you what's the matter with this guy

his demand are to high

he's to dumb to jstu lie about his gap on his resume

usally thes epople with these sob stories do not acualyl want work though

there are very very few unemplyed engineers though

the guy may also live in the middle of fucking nowhere and not want to relocate for work

sometimes you have to go where the jobs are

that's life

a job when you have the knowledge and experience is asking for too much?

whatever he is askign for is clearly too much

by definition of the fact that he hasnt' gotten it

how do you know