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Hello, Internet acquaintances. Today is New Year's Day. Six months from now I will be leaving my position with an unnamed financial institution where I work in a call center dealing with credit cards for the aforementioned financial institution. I have worked there for over six years and after futilely trying to build some sort of career there and being thwarted at every turn, I have decided that as a birthday present to myself I will no longer be there. My loving wife and family are going to be the financial support of the household and we will be moving to Ohio shortly after I leave my position at the financial institution.
This blog will serve to mark the last six months of my being there. At the end of the blog I will reveal the name of the financial institution.
My plan is to mark the uncanny stupidity that the financial world works in. No names or details that will reveal anyone I come in contact with during this time period. The names have been removed to protect the incredible stupidity of the financial stupidity and the clientele that still manages to function with them as their personal financial institution.
You'll get a post each day I work.
That will be a lot.
Then, who knows? Maybe I'll make it into a book and sell it.
Welcome to the ride. 

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