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Click here to vote on where I'll end up when the odyssey ends. I'll routinely share results below. Last Updated: 02/04/26

Click here to vote on what I should do for a living when the odyssey ends. I'll routinely share results below. Last Updated: 02/04/26

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  1. AnonymousJanuary 25, 2026 at 11:50 AM

    I don’t see why you couldn’t offer consulting services to monks on how to optimize the monitization of their wood-working/craft labor. You will of course be assisting medical research in the positive/adverse affects that a highly communicative professions such as consulting has on those with concussions.

    Or you could do the yoga coffee shopšŸ¤·‍♂️

    Chris

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