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Ex-Candidate Sharpton to Give Job Advice on TV

Thu Jul 1,10:28 AM ET Add Oddly Enough - Reuters to My Yahoo!

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Failed presidential candidate Al Sharpton (news - web sites), with a resume as minority activist, ordained minister and road manager for soul singer James Brown, will offer career counseling on a new reality television show.

Sharpton, who performed well in debates among Democratic presidential rivals this year but made little impact at the ballot box, will appear in an eight-episode series for Spike TV called "I Hate My Job."


The show, to premier this autumn, follows eight men who quit their jobs and are given three months to find the job they always wanted.

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmp...ia_sharpton_dc

CAREER COUNSELING? :o

I shall keep my mouth shut.

First I need a job to hate.

Thanks! You and me both,lol.

He'd be better as a spokes person for "Like It Is" Relaxers and Perms......:rolleyes:

DANG..did you have to go there:D :o :D ;) :o :o

Yes...and it was thoroughly appreciated! :p

I thought I saw him on the box!!!:D

Oh, my, damms. CTFU. CTFU. CTFU.
:rolleyes: :p