My will to nitpick basic spelling/grammatical errors on resumes has been nearly destroyed by the realization that its existence is utterly pointless and anachronistic in today's world...
But every once in a while, it's stirred to life, like the phantom pain of an amputated limb. And today it wants to say:
Is it too much to ask that, if you make $140,000 a year BASE SALARY, working at a job that can be done whilst SEATED and in an climate-controlled building, you know the difference between "your" and "you're"?
Is it, sir? Is it really so beyond the pale to expect that?
And now (to mix imagery) my will to nitpick has exhausted its frail constitution. It's slithering back into its hole. (Please feel free to refer back to the prior sentence for correct usage of "its" vs "it's." Like anybody cares.)
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They make the money due to their uncanny ability to persuade others to do the work. Their money is not indication of the "schills" they may/may'nt persess!
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