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| quote: | Originally posted by Looney4Clooney
4 years is not a long time. Don't most brokers make you train on the job for another few years after getting your license ? I think most agents would kinda chuckle at your " in the game for 4 years " .
You do come across as a poorly educated thug at least on here. I can't picture you walking without a little swagger , some headphones and a prepared monologue describing the state of your pimp.
Not sure this is just a character you play. I mean I get that, But you are just really fucking consistent. |
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4 years isn`t a whole lot but its enough to figure out your strengths and weaknesses. If you want to know how BIG of a thug I am ask people here who have met me and gone for drinks. I`m just a funny average guy and come across as very trustworthy. I don`t even own a pair of headphones, I don`t take the bus.
I am a fully licensed HVAC technician, I am licensed to design heating and cooling systems in Housing, I have built homes and condos, I have a college degree, I have an architecture certificate ( you really can't do crap with it, but it was basically for the general information), I am finishing a University Business Degree in Marketing and will be applying for my MBA shortly. I have started 2 businesses, one that I closed because of how boring the nature of the business was and One that I still work in full time.
I wouldn't ever call myself uneducated or a dumbass. I just didn't grow up in your picture perfect small town suburb with your white picket fence with mommy and daddy saving their money for your post secondary education. I grew up working during the day, going to school at night with aspirations of wanting to do my own thing.
Last edited by Vivid Boy on Oct-24-2012 at 15:07
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