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Posts Tagged ‘globalization’

Paul A. Toth

New Careers for Americans

July 22nd, 2008
by Paul A. Toth

SARASOTA, FL-

The global economy, like it or not, doesn’t like you. If you’ve acquired a job in a third world country, congratulations: You’re one step shy of a slave. If you’re an American, you can work, live and die at Walmart, which will soon offer funeral services next to the produce department. Are there, you Americans ask, no careers vouchsafed from the global suck? It depends. Do you possess sticktoitiveness and a can-do attitude? Are you a no-getter? Are you willing to take personal responsibility where you have none? Then the answer is, “Yes!.” Jobs await you, some already available, others waiting in the wings of hell. Love it or leave it, except you can’t afford to leave: Trust me, I tried. Here, then, is the future, and your opportunities within it. I have randomly numbered these jobs, for none are better than the others, though some are worse.

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Smibst

The Olive Garden, or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Globalization

July 25th, 2006
by Smibst

PHILADELPHIA, PA-

At first it didn’t make sense.

Even to me.

I’m an intellectual, for Christsake.

I play chess.

I’ve read Ulysses.

(Or, at least, I wanted to.)

I know things.

And yet, I love the Olive Garden. (more…)