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I normally consider myself to be rather mild-mannered. I hadn’t been angry in ages, but today, I could feel the ire rise in my gorge like volcanic heartburn after too many bad chimichangas at a Chinese-Mexican restaurant.
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And the Trolls you have to deal with all make around 80K per year, think they’re both overworked, underpaid and totally irreplaceable.
You’re right, Fred. And they’re recession proof: no matter what’s happening in the outside world, the bureaucracy grinds on like some lumbering managerial colossus.
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