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Old 11-30-2008, 04:57 PM   #1
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I just got accepted. I'm due to start any day now. I've been working general construction for the passed five years and I'm excited. Don't know what to expect. Fill me in fellas!
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expect to gain a LOT of weight.
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funny. i was wondering what the work was like.
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hey sick, actually i meant the PACE will be slower. good luck!!!!! and be carefull around that cal. traffic!!! paul
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Duplicate thread, sort of.

Anybody know what a union Transportation guy does here in California.
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