Almost 6 million people are currently unemployed in the United States. Trying to get a job in a volatile job market is proving so difficult that some job searchers are turning to professional help. The Takeaway's Femi Oke joined a networking club to meet job hunters who’ve decided they need to spend some money to land their next job.
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Six million people unemployed? ROFL! Gotta love the missinformation machine that NPR has become. Pretty soon, it will be competing with FAUX for the top brainwashing spot in the country.
Six million! Why don't you try FIFTY MILLION and you'll be a little closer to realistic figures [comment edited. Stay civil. -Eds]
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