MoneyMoose

MoneyMoose has shambled along another turkey-filled fun-filled month. We’ve gone through some major changes, the most visible of which is the new and, if I may say, very shiny design. I think it fits the very professional and shiny-like format of the site. A new segment has also been added which details some very simple ways to save money on everything from washing the dishes to watching television: Frugal Living EXTREME!

As I sit in my comfy swivel chair kicking myself from wall to wall of the room and bumping into random things, I can’t help but think of the greatest posts of the month. Well, actually I can, but for the purposes of this post lets say I can’t.

Anyway, here are some gems from this month - my most popular and, in my opinion, best posts with some background info:

Learn the Struggles of Future Car Entrepreneurs
Gem of the story: “…The designers must have some grand plan in mind. Lets see what they have to say about it:

““I know nothing about cars,” said Robert Koch, a partner [of the carmaker]”

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Popularity: 11% [?]

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Popularity: 27% [?]

Recently I heard a story about a job recruiter from a friend, and I must say that the recruiter’s way of trying to get him a job was quite intriguing. I’ve compiled a step-by-step guide so that you too can be as ingenious as him.

1. Either hire someone with a thick Indian accent or learn to speak with one. By thick I mean impossible to hear. You’d have to already have an Indian accent and then perhaps burn your tongue to get the level of thickness required.
2. Get a bad phone with a shaky connection
3. Find someone who wants to get a job through whatever shady methods you choose (Monster.com, perhaps? Something like that)
4. Call a potential worker (from now on referred to as PW)

The conversation will go something like this:
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Popularity: 12% [?]

Sadly, the cars of tomorrow probably won’t speedily hover down streets - they’ll look a little like the three-wheel two passenger seat motorcycle/car hybrid above. A cartocycle, perhaps? Motorcarcle? Mocarcycle? I suppose the naming will be thought up of later. There’s more to these new inventions than just flashy names, though:
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Popularity: 15% [?]

Eating them is not recommended.

Popularity: 12% [?]