wahooBob
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WahooBob was born as a citizen of the eUnited States, but currently resides in eThailand. He has been a hard working employee of the Constructions industry, and is currently a co-owner of ML Burger, a Q1 food company. In his spare time, Bob publishes Thailand Today and lingers in IRC trying (unsucessfully) to get involved in eGovernment.
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Early Days
One evening, bored and browsing the internets, Bob came across an advertisement for eRepublik. He clicked, and it looked fun. He signed up and quickly had second thoughts. He wondered what fun it would be to log in every day for 10 minuites to work, train, and eat. Luckily, he stumbed across the eUSA fourms and IRC where he began to meet people and read about the exciting history of the eUSA.
Career
Construction
When Bob first joined eRepublik, he began to look for a job that would pay for his food. The best paying skill-0 job was, at the time, in constructions for a corporation with over 700 workers skill 2 and below. Bob continued in the Constructions industry for nearly 50 days, earning a skill level 4 in the industry.
Manufacturing
In late March 2009, Bob moved to Thailand. There, he partnered with ChrisDF0 to open ML Burgers, a Q1 food company in Thailand.
News Paper
As Bob got to know his way around the game, he enjoyed reading the news articles most. The Jewitt Report, The Word - Now, The Economist, and The Picanune were his favorite, bringing a blend of news, humor, and entertainment. Most suprisingly, none of these papers payed him for endorsement, as some noob papers have tried to do. Instead, they won his readership by being the best at what they do.
The eUSA Today
By the time he reached level 8, Bob knew that he too wanted to run a newspaper. On the 22nd of February, 2009, he published the first edition of The eUSA Today. The paper strives to report news that is brief enough to keep the readers attention while long enough to make it worth reading.
Thailand Today
After moving to Thailand at the end of March 2009, Bob changed his newspaper to fit his new home. The eUSA Today went out of print, replaced by Thailand Today. In keeping with the more relaxed island mentality, Thailand Today is less structured than The eUSA Today was, though it still strives to be accurate, compelling, and brief.
References
Scott Coyle
" He is a dedicated Patriot and one of the most trusted individuals in America today, even though he is quite young he is well respected by Americans at home and abroad. He will be great in the near future! I would trust him with the life any day! " - Aug 5th 2009