Yesterday, and by that I mean Monday. I was online and I decide to check the weather. Weather Network.com to be exact. It's my usual way of checking the weather for the day and the next 3 days. So I go to the page and a pop up asking me to do a survey appears. Since I often go to the site I decide that I'll do the survey. So I click on the pop up and it links to the Weather Network's survey page. I skim the blurb about what it is for and how long it should take, approx. 10 mins. So I go ahead and the first question is what is your occupation or something along those lines. Since I graduated with a B.Sc. 4 months ago and haven't been hired I click unemployed and hit the next button. All of a sudden I'm done the survey. It took me about 10 sec to complete the survey. I click back and choose engineering or computers or something and click next and the following question is about income. And I'm just shocked, just because I'm unemployed my opinion is worth shite to Weather Network.com. And why the hell does it matter how much someone makes. Will does it help determine the weather? Do people with higher incomes experience different weather systems then people with lower incomes? Sure rich people have nice homes that keep them warm and dry and bums have cardboard boxes that get soaked leaving them wet and cold. But either way when it rains or snows in one location where both income levels are located its raining or snowing for both of them. That was just my rant about how being unemployed sucks ass. And about how the opinions of the unemployed don't count for anything. But I maybe a student again, very soon as long as I get accepted. Then my opinion will matter to Weatheer Network.com, since part time and full time student were available options.