That doesn't happen in normal jobs, in normal life.
"I ask myself why these boys working in normal jobs would go there.
I was considerably late for the start of the gala again and, not for the first time, I wondered at how easy it was for people in normal jobs to get half days here and there.
We did some other things in–I have a relatively small but in the hundreds now team of people who work in other who work in normal jobs in the State Department who are mobilizable to go out, and some of them are now in Haiti and Sudan and Liberia.
They usually work in normal jobs.
I'm autistic and can't function in a normal job in English, let alone French, so, in desperation, I insisted on going back to sex work, just to buy us some time.
In a normal job, you can put your kids in daycare and go to work nine to five during the day.
It is a credit to her ability that she has found herself in a "normal job" only once over the past 15 years – in a burger van off the motorway, which she "loved, because we served loads of bikers and I could say: 'Do you want sauce with that, love?'" She hams up her weathered Lancashire accent, and you sense she was playing dress-up even then, always learning on the job, in a sense.
In a normal job market, the expected ratio would be about one to one.
It would be lovely to think that the grass is greener in a "normal" job, though I'm sure the reality is different.
