Well no more unemployment. In deep chit now, here I come McD's, like fries with that.

Haaaaaa......Great to hear!!!!

Dubbin,,,

NEVER be ashamed of honest work.A man is not defined by his job.

Best wishes,,

wheel,

U need Celebration Bombin???

I'm just saying not having luck anywhere else, unemployment is gone so I may end up somewhere like that. Gotta do something.

Ok,i misunderstood the question. I thought you found something.

I'm right at the end of mine too.

i thought it all was extended??

A 14 week extension was passed last month.

Yeah, I haven't got a yes or no about the extension.

I wish you the best agctribefan.

Let me know when you need more smokes!!!

I heard of some part time work with the census burea the other day... $13 and hour plus 50 cents a mile for your car or something like that.. I'm in Oklahoma but it should be about the same everywhere I would think... just a thought.. won't get rich but it's better than McDonalds...

Depending on your education and skills that McD's job, or any restaurant job, may not be a bad option. You could find yourself in management in no time, making decent money. You may like it...you may not, but keep in mind if you don't like it to keep your "feelers" out there on other jobs in your area of experience or desires, or you may find yourself stuck in the restaurant industry for a VERY loooong time.

Good luck.

I may have to check out that census thing. Thanks guys.

Being unemployed is one of the hardest things. I've been there and done that many times.

Hang on there brother. Once you reach the bottom, there is no way to go but up. Let me know if you need any smoke.

Thanks JohnE I appreciate it.

Current available extensions to Unemployment benefits:

Unfortunately I just applied for the tier 1 extension.

You should be qualified, as long as your state unemployment level meets the criteria.

Emergency Unemployment Compensation Tier I

Up to 20 weeks of additional benefits (original extension of up to 13 weeks in July 2008; 7 additional weeks added in November 2008)

Available once state unemployment benefits have been exhausted

Funded 100% by the federal government

Emergency Unemployment Compensation Tier II

Up to 13 weeks of additional benefits

Becomes available when the state’s average seasonally adjusted unemployment rate is 6.0% or more for three consecutive months

Must exhaust regular UI benefits and EUC Tier I before becoming eligible

Funded 100% by the federal government

State Extended Benefits (EB):

Up to 13 weeks of additional benefits

Becomes available when the state’s average seasonally adjusted unemployment rate is 6.5% or more for three consecutive months

Must exhaust regular UI benefits, EUC Tier I and EUC Tier II before becoming eligible

Normally funded 50% by the state and 50% by the federal government; a provision of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act provides for 100% federal funding through 2009.

Emergency Unemployment Compensation Tier III:

Up to 14 weeks of additional benefits (including the additional week added to Tier II benefits)

Must exhaust regular UI benefits, EUC Tier I and EUC Tier II benefits before becoming eligible

Funded 100% by the federal government