Television program "American Embassy"
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Television program "American Embassy"
I saw an advertisement for this new program on Fox and instantly thought of Beth A! The storyline for the program is about an American lawyer working at the American Embassy in London...Beth, it seems your job search has inspired a television series!<BR>Ciao,<BR>Giovanni<BR>PS. Has anyone heard what the latest news is from Beth and her relocation efforts?
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I spotted her last week in a long line waiting to get into a Baltimore soup kitchen. Broke my heart. Poor thing looked rather frazzled (to put it kindly), had a battered shopping cart with what seemed to be all her worldly possessions and was mumbling something that sounded like "...just popping in for a spot 'o tea with Lady Windermere then I must dash". It was a sad scene indeed.
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Realistically this could happen if you spend your savings and severance package overseas looking for a job. Beth, can you collect unemployment while you're interviewing abroad? I think the maximum you can collect is approximately $500/week if you're single without dependents for 30 weeks.<BR><BR>Maybe Beth is temping or collecting and redeeming soda cans. Those nickles begin to add up. How many soda cans do you have to collect to buy a roundtrip ticket from the east coast to London?
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come on guys, I have been following this for ages and you jealous sorts never stop do you. GO BETH!!<BR><BR>do you have any idea what attorney temps make? try MINIMUM 30 bucks an hour. and you pick your projects - length of projects and all that.<BR><BR>true, this is not even close to what a full time attorney makes here, but when you start adding in the overtime hours, it racks. who here works only a 40 hour week anyway.<BR><BR>a friend of mine from law school did the whole 'work like a dog for months, take off and play for months'. During her full-steam-ahead work time, she made 5000 DOLLARS in any given week. her "short" weeks she would pull in a few grand. <BR><BR>methinks an attorney making this kind of cash would be able to go quite a while without needing to replenish the coffers. <BR><BR>eh?


