songline
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I think your educational background has a lot to do with who would hire you. When we reach college age we know how to speak, however, people I know tend to fall back into the slang language they used growing up when they are with their friends, regardless of who they are. Schools educate kids today about going on interviews for jobs, information on colleges, etc. Some families can't afford college and may have had little education themselves. The way they talk has nothing to do with how they would do their job in a job they are qualified to do. Certainly being articulate in a professional job would be important, as well as dressing appropriately.
I have never had a tattoo. Would never have wanted one. But every once in awhile I think now about, "hey, let my wild side out.....how about a little lady bug right above my ankle.." It's just a thought. My husband had a tattoo on his arm on a dare when he was in the service and it certainly never stopped him from getting professional jobs, including the position of a detective in the police department. jmo
Most men got one in the army and it is hidden under their shirt LOL
But my reply was to someone that wanted to know why we make impression on people with grids in their teeth or gold teeth. :what:
WHY we make an impression :what:
Should we be so depraved that anything at all goes? :what: