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Whose fault was it?
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Can't - due to the economic miracle I've grown up in I can't afford to live where work is. Would love to get home (much) more, but it's just not gonna fly. -
Another Scotsman?Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View PostCan't - due to the economic miracle I've grown up in I can't afford to live where work is. Would love to get home (much) more, but it's just not gonna fly.Comment
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Where do you work??!Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View PostI can't afford to live where work is.
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Wherever work is - London, M3/4 corridor - I mean technically maybe I could, but only in a place with zero quality of life.Originally posted by AtW View PostWhere do you work??!
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Tourist InformationOriginally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View PostWherever work is - London, M3/4 corridor - I mean technically maybe I could, but only in a place with zero quality of life.Comment
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No - paradoxically I'd probably have the same problem in Glasgow/Edinburgh.Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostAnother Scotsman?Comment
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And whose fault is it?!?Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View PostWherever work is - London, M3/4 corridor - I mean technically maybe I could, but only in a place with zero quality of life.
Say I work locally in Birmingham - flexi hours, nice 15 min drive to work after rush hour is gone, well past 9am and usually going back home after 7pm to skip returning rush hour.
Great job satisfaction, working with smart people and even have time during working hours to wind up a few people on CUK, what's not to like?
What did you do for your plan B? Blaming Thatcher isn't exactly going to solve your problems.Comment
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Originally posted by AtW View PostAnd whose fault is it?!?
Say I work locally in Birmingham - flexi hours, nice 15 min drive to work after rush hour is gone, well past 9am and usually going back home after 7pm to skip returning rush hour.
Great job satisfaction, working with smart people and even have time during working hours to wind up a few people on CUK, what's not to like?
What did you do for your plan B? Blaming Thatcher isn't exactly going to solve your problems.
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Where's the "we are" option?Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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