This video may be more amusing (or perhaps frightening) to inhabitants of towns where brief dramas quite similar to this play out every morning, as they do in Austin, Texas.
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Executive Recruitment in the Recession in the US
Posted on December 20th, 2008
by Robin Bloor
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Brilliant!
this says it all. brilliant
Excellent video. This is one worth sharing.
Rosh
hilarious and sad…
on so many levels.
Matt Howard
Since I live near the Mexican border, this scene rings true, particularly with the language reference to German. I live in the US near two Indian Reservations, where knowing American Indian languages are a plus… the “truck” stops here. great work!
Sonora
thanks for the vid!