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Yes, absolutely you can. I was extremely happy for my co-worker when she quit working Wal-Mart at the age of 50 and went to work at a day care despite not having any education. I've been extremely happy for a lot of people I've been around and haven't seen in many years, even when my own situation quite honestly, sucked.

I'm not like the assholes I went to college with, who got it in their heads that everything was a competition. I genuinely wanted everyone in that program to pass with flying colours. I genuinely wanted everyone in groups to work together and help boost each other up, because there were 15 of us, and quite honestly, a lot of us weren't going to work in our own province, and my line of work has a high employment rate of distant workers, which is what I'm doing myself. Meanwhile, I've had one of my classmates tell me through discord "I'm glad you aren't interested in attending this online job faire, more jobs for the rest of us". Which was the day I got out of surgery for stage 1 cancer. And what ended up happening? It turns out the job faire wasn't even for us. It was for programmers, we were network administrators.