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					<description><![CDATA[I was around two years in the US &#038; worked locally at an office trying to raise funds from locals for the planned Bais Rivkah Campus. As there was no sign building would ever start, people stopped giving &#038; operation ended. I went into the community council desperate to take any job that would pay my bills &#038; food. Rabbi Flint happened to hear me &#038; asked if I was able to tackle a more professional job than babysitting.... It turned out to be a Manhattan job in an industry that I worked in overseas. I was accepted &#038; for the first time since coming to the US made enough to live on rather than the CH wages I received until then which were barely enough to exist on &#038; made me feel like a 2nd rate person with zero abilities.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I was around two years in the US &amp; worked locally at an office trying to raise funds from locals for the planned Bais Rivkah Campus. As there was no sign building would ever start, people stopped giving &amp; operation ended. I went into the community council desperate to take any job that would pay my bills &amp; food. Rabbi Flint happened to hear me &amp; asked if I was able to tackle a more professional job than babysitting&#8230;. It turned out to be a Manhattan job in an industry that I worked in overseas. I was accepted &amp; for the first time since coming to the US made enough to live on rather than the CH wages I received until then which were barely enough to exist on &amp; made me feel like a 2nd rate person with zero abilities.</p>
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