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Money

No more than you need

rags

riches

Power

Who cares about power, anyway?

pushover

head-honcho

Prestige

Finally gaining some Respect!

nobody

idol

Sex Appeal

You might get lucky!

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

U R the Marco Polo of the Job World

chained to desk

work in boxers

Continued Learning

No more than HS necessary

unnecessary

necessary

Math

2 + 2 = 5? Close enough

none

mathmatician

Science

U don't even need to spell Science

Paris Hilton

Albert Einstein

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Music Teacher: Dewey Finn (The School of Rock)
A music teacher teaches students to perform and enjoy music. If you're Dewey Finn, then you don't need a Masters to do it. You just have to steal your roommate's job and identity and start your own School of Rock with a class of musically gifted fifth graders.

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