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We often hear about "unemployment" probably more so than "underemployment".

Let's say a guy is an experienced software engineer. He gets laid off, and due to the competitiveness of the job market, he struggles to land a new role in his profession. Therefore, he has to pick up a role as a stocker at a grocery store to make some income in the meantime, because, after all, some income is better than none.

Or, there is a woman who graduated from a university with a bachelor's degree in graphic design. She is unable to land a career despite submitting hundreds of applications and having internship experience. Therefore, she has to continue her day job as a waitress until she is able to get her foot in the door.

These are some examples of "underemployment". Sometimes, taking a job below one's skill level is a choice, often times it is not.

Here's the scenario, and it's a real one actually. You get into a fight with a girl who takes karate. She's got a kind of bully attitude. She aims a straight karate kick at the middle of ur tummy. I have ur hands by ur sides but as her kick comes out at u you cup both ur hands in front right around ur lower tummy. Her foot drops perfectly into both ur hands so u grip it firmly with both hands and hold it. She starts cussing at you and struggling to get her foot back but can't because I got it gripped with both hands so she can't do anything. She's frustrated asf sorta hopping on 1 foot cussing at u while u hold it firmly. How much longer from this point do u continue to grip her foot firmly in front of ur tummy with both ur hands before u give it back to her?

Say he steps foot in Belgium or USA or wherever he goes to. If we all fly to Belgium, we then place him under citizen arrest because we all know these countries won't arrest him due to politcal reason and double standards of justice. Surely they can't stop all of us correct?

CAN I GET A HALLE, HALLELUJAH!!

June 27th, CNN is hosting a presidential debate, and the requirements for participating in the debate is to be polling at least 15% in 4 different accepted polls and to be on the ballot in enough states to win 270 electoral college votes. Funny thing is, they forgot both Biden and Trump won't be on any state ballots till after their parties convention meaning the don't meet the requirement of being on enough ballots to win 270 electoral college votes.

https://www.cnn.com/2024/05/15/politics/qualifications-for-june-27-cnn-presidential-debate/index.html