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We believe youOriginally posted by DimPrawn View PostI've had to order 3x special heavy duty tuliptie sticks in order to beat off the hordes of agents beating down my door with mind blowing offers.
Honest like.
Hard Brexit now!
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Low 40's.Originally posted by Clippy View PostGood point - agents could be using age as another 'filter' in this buyers market. I also don't put my age on there but, luckily, I'm still the right side of 40.
How old are you Dim?Comment
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Hey guys - why not just learn something that's common as tulip (like Excel) inside out. Then get any office job going, for the time being, at whatever rate.
Surely that's better than not working.Hard Brexit now!
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Nothing you can do can get you a job if there just aren't any there.
..but au contraire ...
Nothing you can do that can't be done - nowhere you can be that isnt where your meant to be ... its easy ...
Aye Expat
Then my esteemed fellow countryman I will ask my Guardian Angel to generate whatever your hearts desire may be - there - and before I even completed my request for you - 'Tis Done.
I promise you a Miracle .
Alf's Guardian Angel
Always knew
What to Do
And where to Go
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I'm still waiting outside. NOW.Originally posted by sasguru View PostHey guys - why not just learn something that's common as tulip (like Excel) inside out. Then get any office job going, for the time being, at whatever rate.
Surely that's better than not working.
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I was being serious. I would get any old job to tide myself over this downturn.Originally posted by MrNoMotivation View PostI'm still waiting outside. NOW.
Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostI was being serious. I would get any old job to tide myself over this downturn.
Booming economy with rampant stock markets, City bonuses, house price rises.Comment
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I'll be on the market in 6 weeks, looks like I might have to get involved with all this linkedIn pish going about these days as most of my regular agents have nothing in the bag for me. Might get an extension here, rather do nothing to be honest, play with my new Fender Rhodes.Comment
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