Search Results: cell phone numbers

Before I get called "lazy", "entitled" or a "welfare leach"(even though unemployment insurance and welfare are NOT the same thing) from trolls, please hear me out on my own reasons of my life decisions I'm making.

As someone who's been on unemployment insurance for over month already while focusing on college education, I've been trying to find a new part-time job that can fit with my school schedule and a trustworthy company to work for. Right now, I have to heavily depend on Unemployment Insurance and my parents (I still live with them to focus on college education) to pay my bills at the moment.

There are some jobs that I feel that are little sketchy. Jobs that constantly call me multiple times in a row yet never leave me a voicemail like a professional should (especially since I receive gazillions of calls from so many random phone numbers) or not drug-testing anyone (for full-time positions) are red flags to me.

Don't get me wrong, I'd take almost any other job I can just so I can catch up with bills but I feel like it's better to find a job that not only best fits me in terms of required skills but also a company that is reliable with good intentions and something that fits well with my college schedule, that way so I don't waste mine or the employers' time. Yes, I know many jobs require experience but I'm still digging deep to find that job that would work out best for me and whatever employer it is that I discovered (like a good chemistry). I'm already about to transfer from Community College to University in the next 2 semesters so I'm trying to figure out how I can catch up with my bills (mostly just my cell phone bill, MMA gym membership and community college tuition).

There was a time when I probably knew about a dozen or more phone numbers by heart. This was of course before the huge popularity and use of cell phones. I knew the numbers of most of my friends, family and a few businesses I'd call frequently (like my local pizza shop)

Now I remember 3 numbers; my office, my wife's cell phone, and my parents (now just my mom's) house phone.

I'm curious how many numbers people retain to memory.