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mattmns said:He obviously makes more money than you and I lol
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mattmns said:He obviously makes more money than you and I lol
I don't make too much now, but in a few weeks, I'll become an employee and then I willmattmns said:He obviously makes more money than you and I lol
mattmns said:True, but I mean in general terms. How many kids his age hang around at a place called physicsforums and have a job?

I don't consider it a good thing either lol, he should be having fun!moose said:I don't necessarily consider that a good thing. Then again, I want a job![]()