Masterpiecical
There. I just made up a word.

So I finally got a job. I work for Mercedes Benz Credit in Parsippany NJ. I literally got the job in a day. I went for the interview in the morning, and then found out they wanted me by 5:00 that day. I started to work 2 days later, and I haven't looked back ever since. My life has always moved in large events, rather than small steps, so it didn't come as a surprise that all my problems were fixed in a day. You must assume then that I have a new car if I am commuting to Parsippany every day? Nope. I've been using my parents' car. This may change soon. The old car is still sitting outside. Its last journey will be tomorrow, when it will be taken to the junkyard. The days of the Lincoln are officially over. Worse part is, I don't even remember how driving it was. Soon I'll be driving some generic thing that gets good mileage and is reliable. Did I skip the whole cool car when you're young thing? Isn't this the 40 year old family man mode I'm in?

As for the job? It's busy. From Day 1 it was busy. This a good thing. As most of you know I have a very short attention span and if I'm not kept busy I get bored very easily. I go in early, work late. For a first job it's pretty decent. I get wicked overtime, and I have lots of possibilities for future career moves. And hey, maybe I'll be driving a Mercedes soon, or maybe a Chrysler 300. I definitely see myself being there for a while. Huzzah perseverance and focus on getting a job.

Here's some advice as well. Seniors: if you live in or near NYC I suggest looking on craigslist.org for a job. I got most of my interviews from here as well as the job that I got. It's a good source for off-beat positions, and it's alot more personal than any of those big sites will ever be.

Quick Note: If you don't know who that guy is you should jump off a bridge right now,