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To: Jay who wrote (38200)	8/16/2005 9:29:59 PM
From: John Vosilla	Read Replies (2) of 306849

Jay I was just talking to a college grad who works at the local coffee shop here in Ft Lauderdale area. She can't get a good paying job here even after a couple of years. Trying to get one in Dallas a city where she has relatives and that she absolutely loves. I find it amazing how many can trash a major worldclass city where working folks can buy a huge house in a very nice newer suburban neighborhood while being able to raise a family without stretching themselves too far and going into debt slavery, earn a great income and not have to worry about long harsh winters. Best opportunities available today for those starting from scratch would have to be Houston, Dallas and Atlanta.

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