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-----Original Message-----
From: misc@..."mailto:misc@...">mailto:misc@...Sent: Thursday, January 30, 2003 3:50 PM
To: isp-marketing@isp-marketing.com
Subject: [isp-marketing] Finding a job not always easy


Re,
> The honest, hardworking folks at AOL will have no problems at all 
> getting other jobs...

Let us apply logic to the idea expressed in this and subsequent posts.

A. If anyone can find a job when they want to regardless of economic
conditions, 
B. And if the ratio of "honest, hardworking" people to lazy,
good-for-nothing people is constant, 
C. Then unemployment will be constant.

But unemployment is not constant. It is down some years, up some
years--presently it is up.

Therefore, either A or B is not true.

So, which is it:
A'. People can't always find a job when they want to.
B'. For unknown reasons, large numbers of honest, hardworking people
temporarily turn into lazy good-for-nothings all at once, coincident with
stock market drops and other such economic indicators. Then, after a while,
they revert to being h & h.

I'd go for A'.

C. Crowley