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Jan. 28th, 2011 10:46 amWell, well, well. I am about one in one-hundred. I got an "American Community Survey" letter in the mail from the United States Census Bureau. It is both totally quotidian and also somewhat neat. I will say that I think it would give a false picture of where/when I work due to the nature of the questions. I work at a different location every single day of the week and as such question #30 "At what location did this person work LAST WEEK? If this person worked at more than one location, print where he or she worked most last week," is going to give a false picture of how much I drive.
Over the last week I worked anywhere from practically next door to my house to all the way in some of the farthest south and east bits of Aurora. I just picked one location that I'm at frequently, but not more than once a week, and used that address. I'm almost never at a place more than once in a week. Which is one of the less fun things about my job.
Over the last week I worked anywhere from practically next door to my house to all the way in some of the farthest south and east bits of Aurora. I just picked one location that I'm at frequently, but not more than once a week, and used that address. I'm almost never at a place more than once in a week. Which is one of the less fun things about my job.