Hard Times, Hard Times II

You know how you can really tell that the economy absolutely sucks the big floppy donkey dick?

A company that pays nearly nothing for absolute shit work is advertising that you, a person who lives in one of the ten most expensive cities in the United States, can put time into applying to do this shit work for nearly nothing, temporarily, and, if the people they're currently paying nearly nothing to do the shit work decide to stand up for themselves, you might get a temporary opportunity to do shit work for nearly nothing until the company comes to an understanding with the people they were originally paying nearly nothing to do the shit work.

Sounds like a great deal, yeah? Temporary, low-paid, degrading work that you can get for a short time in order to undercut people who are trying to improve their situations? Wouldn't you like to be a "temporary associate" at Rite-Aid?

Santa Barbara, California.