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I'm laughing at the fact he's getting supper instead of super

hehe that is pretty funny,

right now i work in tansport and logistics in the office boring as, so im moving to a car auction place half in the office half out running auctions, should be fun

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Seriously he does.Ive been to his work and i swear i was being monitored :D

No he doesn't He works near me!

I'm not laughing at the pay...I earn the same

I'm laughing at the fact he's getting supper instead of super

LOL!

Maybe that few years experience is needed.

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1st year refrigeration apprentice... 6 - 4, 9 day fortnight....

i wont say how much i get paid... lets just say more than $50k pa

but im also 23....

More than 50k for a 1st year????? I find that very hard to believe.

I was on peanuts and bottle caps my first year.

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