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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A friend of mind with a degree in foreign language and history from university of Seattle moved to DC around 2013. He moved there w/o job. He has a support structure comprised of acquaintances all of whom had a stronger educational background.

1. He spend about 8 months unemployed.
2. Got a job at a temp agency (eventually) as an office assistant.
3. Got let go when contract ended.
4. Got a full time job as office assistant. Wanted that to be is "foot-in-the-door."
5. Still working off-and-on as an office assistant.
6. Has been unsuccessful in the dating market because in DC he does not have any status/income so nothing but a string of casual dates. He only gets these because he dances and girls like to be taken out for Latin dancing.

As stated above. DC is not a place you move to w/o a job and w/o a strong educational background with a strong skill set in your specialization.  [/quote]

...or maybe your friend just has no work ethic and no hustle...and no game w/the ladies to boot.

Seriously, if you have a good work ethic and hustle,  you can get yourself a good job anywhere.  Someone who is an asset to their company will do just fine.  Someone who has a shitty work ethic/spend their time online vs working...that is someone who is going to hurt for work.

And re: the dating market--chicks in DC are desperate.  I know because I was one.  Unemployed dolts get plenty of ladies as long as they have game.  Sad, but true.  [/quote]

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