what is your specialty and closest metropolitan area? I might be able to help. fyi - if you're a painter or freelance novelist, go ahead and tell me to F off.

they need a recruiter.

I'm guessing TSvo is on unemployment currently [there is noting wrong with unemployment.]

no.

If you're serious about relocating, I would put the city and state of your preferred position on your resume or in the online application. If you can't back it up with substance when you get a call though, you'll get passed over.

You're dealing with desperate recruiters. I am based out of Silver Spring, MD and have Baltimore, DC and national territories. What do you do?

What is you industry or specialty? I'm in the industry too.

I'm a Corporate Recruiter and started as an Agency Recruiter. Over my career, I have put emphasis on the commute. If I'm working a job in another state, desperate, or one that is non-metropolitan my calls are made to people with under 110 minutes per day commuting. If you're in the DMV area, you have a 20 mile…

not this fugly thing

[cinnamon]challenge accepted.

That's what my friends say too. "You want this?! it's Fireball! Fireball. You want this?!? But it's Fireball." I also stare without talking and point relentlessly.

But you don't wear your Volvo hat while driving your Lamborghini

So I'm in the ball park. I went to their site - it's surprising how quickly you can jump 3 grand - and played around with the Mini twins. I don't know that I could bring myself to spend this much on a Mini.. a fully, absolutely loaded Mini at $26999 or S at $29,999 would put a Mini in every American driveway.

I dig the review but want to know about the most important piece of the puzzle.. how much are they with the options worth writing home about? $26500 on the Mini and $32000 on the Mini S? Please be a surprisingly low figure.

I'll have to look into that too. My parents do something similar but I never really paid attention to it.

Great when I think of Budweiser I'm going to think of puppies instead of America. Terfukingiffic.

Gas: download he Gas Buddy app for iOS/Android. I drive 500 miles per week driving to work in an unreasonably inefficient Jeep Wrangler but am able to save $150+/- per month using the app. I just look at it as 3 free fill-ups I wouldn't have otherwise had.