One of the networks interviewed recent dance graduates from Julliard. Working for pittance is hard on the ego so they plan on moving to Europe because the governments there appreciate dancers and will pay them to dance. Got to pay off that $60K tuition bill too.
Anonymous said... One of the networks interviewed recent dance graduates from Julliard. Working for pittance is hard on the ego so they plan on moving to Europe because the governments there appreciate dancers and will pay them to dance..."
Were those Julliard graduates asked any questions at all about the economies and economic conditions of those European countries who "appreciate dancers", and if they remember what was going on in Europe economically for the last few years?
Cappycap PLEASE share your experience w.r.t. how to sell stuff online and ship it legally and which taxes one must pay (your home state? the customers' state?)
One of the guys at work dropped out of engineering and got his art degree. Now he cleans the toilets and empties my trash can while I work on high tech electronics. He is 50 years old and still has student loans.
Introspective, reflective, and ironic. As all haiku should be.
ReplyDeletePity it will be lost on most women who have these worthless degrees.
I disagree. I believe that that's an insightful Haiku.
ReplyDelete... but yeah, we agree.
Irony with a touch of snark. What's not to like?!
ReplyDeleteOne of the networks interviewed recent dance graduates from Julliard. Working for pittance is hard on the ego so they plan on moving to Europe because the governments there appreciate dancers and will pay them to dance. Got to pay off that $60K tuition bill too.
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The liberal arts
Beautiful. Need to tweek.
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ReplyDeleteOne of the networks interviewed recent dance graduates from Julliard. Working for pittance is hard on the ego so they plan on moving to Europe because the governments there appreciate dancers and will pay them to dance..."
Were those Julliard graduates asked any questions at all about the economies and economic conditions of those European countries who "appreciate dancers", and if they remember what was going on in Europe economically for the last few years?
I rather doubt it myself.
Cappycap PLEASE share your experience w.r.t. how to sell stuff online and ship it legally and which taxes one must pay (your home state? the customers' state?)
ReplyDeleteMuch appreciated,
An aspiring producer.
One of the guys at work dropped out of engineering and got his art degree. Now he cleans the toilets and empties my trash can while I work on high tech electronics. He is 50 years old and still has student loans.
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