RM> > Other singles meeting situations over the years, the first question
  > > they always ask is 'What do you do for a living?', which is usually
  > > poorly disguised code for, 'How much money do you make?'...


AR>I would not ask that question the first one, and when I asked it it
  >was mainly because you want to make sure you are not dating a lazy ass.

AR>I mean if a lady works part time herding goats that works very well for me.

Yes, I was suggesting that women might be more likely to ask that but
that's probably not fair since asking what someone does for a living
is a good conversation starter with people you don't know much about.
I think my retained reaction is when you see their interest die off
immediately when your job sounds like one that doesn't pay a lot.

But yes, having a job at all is usually considered a positive..   B)

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