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29-11-2011, 09:35 AM
Is that when you turn 25 in this country and you're looking for work... You get more money every 2 weeks.
I just had a really nice surprise. Like, I heard about it, but assumed, since I never received any letters or anything, that, I don't know, it wouldn't happen... But it did. hehe, that was awesome.
So... Is the United Kingdom socialist?
I'd say it is but not purely, we do encourage capitalism too, so, that's cool, I can now afford to join the London branch of the Musician's union... I don't know if that offers coverage for here or national, and it's just my branch, but, who cares, I can actually afford it for once, and that would be a great investment... and would actually make a guy like me a lot happier (I've read the ad. ) so, I'm thinking, that's what I want to do with this week's payday money and; Hopefully next payday, I'd more confidant in gigging and writing.
That's my own view of Socialist Britain, I recently turned 25, the age when your money goes up if you're claiming benefits and; now I can afford membership to the Musicians' Union London branch at any given payday while job seeking (the term I choose to use for claiming Job Seekers Allowance.)
Okay, dental is free, but, I'd still rather pay £600 a tooth to have a perfect smile.
Like, maybe braces or at least some professional care, so, even though I've got dental covered, but it's really just a dentist, you don't actually get any options at the dentist, it's just the dentist, no 'if I pay more can I have this put in', none of that.
I just had a really nice surprise. Like, I heard about it, but assumed, since I never received any letters or anything, that, I don't know, it wouldn't happen... But it did. hehe, that was awesome.
So... Is the United Kingdom socialist?
I'd say it is but not purely, we do encourage capitalism too, so, that's cool, I can now afford to join the London branch of the Musician's union... I don't know if that offers coverage for here or national, and it's just my branch, but, who cares, I can actually afford it for once, and that would be a great investment... and would actually make a guy like me a lot happier (I've read the ad. ) so, I'm thinking, that's what I want to do with this week's payday money and; Hopefully next payday, I'd more confidant in gigging and writing.
That's my own view of Socialist Britain, I recently turned 25, the age when your money goes up if you're claiming benefits and; now I can afford membership to the Musicians' Union London branch at any given payday while job seeking (the term I choose to use for claiming Job Seekers Allowance.)
Okay, dental is free, but, I'd still rather pay £600 a tooth to have a perfect smile.
Like, maybe braces or at least some professional care, so, even though I've got dental covered, but it's really just a dentist, you don't actually get any options at the dentist, it's just the dentist, no 'if I pay more can I have this put in', none of that.