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It was a fair job for three to four years but eventually the wear of retail grew on me and I got tired of working late hours. That's when I transitioned into banking as a teller, as I heard it was a good out from retail. After working as a teller for about a year I moved to the back office customer service position. There I worked 8.5 hours a day taking phone calls and helping customers with online banking, debit card problems, or just checking a balance. It was a pretty nice gig since I got to help people and work with some pieces of tech, and later down the road I eventually helped managed the department. That position also helped me learn how to be productive, type faster, and operate a keyboard only interface quickly. 

Of course talking to people all day every day took a tole on my mental health after four years, and that's about when my son was born. I had about three weeks of vacation and sick time off to help my wife before going back to work, and yeah I really didn't want to go back after taking a good solid break. I sat in that hospital parking lot, scrolling through YouTube, when I came across a video. This video to be precise: 
Of course talking to people all day every day took a toll on my mental health after four years, and that's about when my son was born. I had about three weeks of vacation and sick time off to help my wife before going back to work, and yeah I really didn't want to go back after taking a good solid break. I sat in that hospital parking lot, scrolling through YouTube, when I came across a video. This video to be precise: 


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12	12		It was a fair job for three to four years but eventually the wear of retail grew on me and I got tired of working late hours. That's when I transitioned into banking as a teller, as I heard it was a good out from retail. After working as a teller for about a year I moved to the back office customer service position. There I worked 8.5 hours a day taking phone calls and helping customers with online banking, debit card problems, or just checking a balance. It was a pretty nice gig since I got to help people and work with some pieces of tech, and later down the road I eventually helped managed the department. That position also helped me learn how to be productive, type faster, and operate a keyboard only interface quickly.
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14		-	Of course talking to people all day every day took a tole on my mental health after four years, and that's about when my son was born. I had about three weeks of vacation and sick time off to help my wife before going back to work, and yeah I really didn't want to go back after taking a good solid break. I sat in that hospital parking lot, scrolling through YouTube, when I came across a video. This video to be precise:
	14	+	Of course talking to people all day every day took a toll on my mental health after four years, and that's about when my son was born. I had about three weeks of vacation and sick time off to help my wife before going back to work, and yeah I really didn't want to go back after taking a good solid break. I sat in that hospital parking lot, scrolling through YouTube, when I came across a video. This video to be precise:
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