[pennywise]

Hey Happy Valentine: I looked at your link and would like to point out: Just because they list benefits does not mean they are good benefits. Saying you have health insurance is a farce. You may interview and find out that there is a high deductible, the employee cost is high, etc. Do your homework, don't just list and follow the crowd. My spouse is professionally employed, has a Master's degree and has a lousy health insurance policy with high co-pays and $1000 deductible. This is why I am in medical - to ensure my family has health coverage (for free - oh, and not stealing as I will provide it - work it). I will diagnose and prescribe it and not pay the physician. Every family needs a nurse practitioner or physican and an attorney. This way others cannot bully you and your basic needs are met. I a NP and my spouse in law school. We woke up! Those Bush's taught us everything we needed to know and now my child will be a surgeon or judge. And we worked for it. I paid for my undergraduate education and so did my spouse (we did it together).