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According to the personality test on 16personnality.com I am a Adventurer. So that means I am introverted, observant, feeling, prospecting, and turbulent. On 16personalities.com they say adventurers get bored easy at work if they aren't constantly doing something. It also says that they always have to be working or doing something. I strongly agree with this because I use to not work and I would get so bored just sitting around the house. So I got a job at a tanning salon and I really didn't like it because all I would do all day is just sit around. So I found another job at Fuglers Feed Trough as a waitress and I love it because I am constantly doing something. Also on 16personalities.com they said people with this personality are humble,
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