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Money

No more than you need

rags

riches

Power

Almost enough to throw around

pushover

head-honcho

Prestige

Finally gaining some Respect!

nobody

idol

Sex Appeal

Oh, they definitely notice you!

nun

porn star

Flexible Hours

You have some wiggle room

strict

loose

Social Relevance

You�re still irrelevant to the world

irrelevant

Ghandi

Flexible Work Location

Limited to your country!

chained to desk

work in boxers

Continued Learning

No more than HS necessary

unnecessary

necessary

Math

Understand Basic Arithmetic

none

mathmatician

Science

Knowing Science exists is enough

Paris Hilton

Albert Einstein

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Choreographer: Johnny Castle (Dirty Dancing)
Choreographers are the "Lords of the Dance" creating and teaching new dance routines to other performers. Be weary of choreographers like Johnny Castle, though, or you'll be swept off your feet by their mesmerizing body movements.

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