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01-30-2009, 07:09 PM
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I got layed off last week and found a new job back at the pressure shop. I'm fitter/welder and I sand blast and paint on the side. Took a big pay from the ship yard to the shop, But lots of over time for the next week and that no work. My dad works for Sunco on one of the new biulds but they are slowing down untill April. Eveyone say we will be picking up in April.
In Vancauver we have the 2010 hole (games) with lots of biulds todo.
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01-30-2009, 10:43 PM
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Wow I never really though it was that bad, but now that I see it effecting people it sucks. It seems the worse the economy gets the more people turn towards my work. (liquor store)
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01-31-2009, 05:36 PM
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I'd also have to agree that this is probably a once in a lifetime opportunity to be buying stocks in Solid companies. Every spare dollar I get is going into investments right now. It's just a waiting game
I hate to say it since so many people are involved with oil and gas but I have a hard time feeling sorry for that industry. It wasn't that long ago when $40 a barrel was causing people to jump up and down for joy and my sympathy ends when we're still paying 80cents/litre for fuel. Exxon mobil posted record setting profits this last year. As for us, peoples horses still need shoes so we're still busy. We've just discovered that it's a little riskier to accept cheques these days 
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