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Do people become poker players mostly because they don't want a normal job?
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[QUOTE="Ernster86, post: 1786636, member: 49646"] I'm going to tell you something different than what the others have mentioned . It sound like you are an entroponour and even if you went to college and got a so called "good job" you would still be miserable anyway. you could leave school and get a trade of some sort, at least it will pay well and use your regular income to fund your poker career. Times are tough and If I could go back in time I would of left school early and started working fulltime and saving asap and set myself up for the future instead of following the "set path" we are told to take. You could spend years and thousands on and education and still not get a job in your field. Anyway you need to think long and hard about your life and don't rush anything. Perhaps finish high school and look to get a part time job for now and practice poker in your spare time. [/QUOTE]
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