Re: Brooks Forester - Bachelorette 9 Contestant - Spoilers - Thread #2

by jen689 Mon May 13, 2013 7:10 pm

atem wrote:I was able to read his answers by going to sophie's site.

Can you provide a link ~ Thanks!

by charriotoffire Mon May 13, 2013 7:23 pm

Brill wrote:Interesting that Brooks never answered what his job is. Maybe he doesn't have one or?????????????????????? Why didn't he answer it. [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

He is 28 years old and can't be bothered to stick to a career/ job? He is sounding like he thinks he's too good for that.

From what I heard he had a lot of help to have a degree and even struggled to finish it.

Good thing his parents has money or he'll be forced to submit himself into the boring world of work.

by atem Mon May 13, 2013 7:25 pm

charriotoffire wrote:
Brill wrote:Interesting that Brooks never answered what his job is. Maybe he doesn't have one or?????????????????????? Why didn't he answer it. [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

He is 28 years old and can't be bothered to stick to a career/ job? He is sounding like he thinks he's too good for that.

From what I heard he had a lot of help to have a degree and even struggled to finish it.

Good thing his parents has money or he'll be forced to submit himself into the boring world of work.

It does say what his job is. Marketing/Sales.

by charriotoffire Mon May 13, 2013 7:27 pm

atem wrote:
charriotoffire wrote:
Brill wrote:Interesting that Brooks never answered what his job is. Maybe he doesn't have one or?????????????????????? Why didn't he answer it. [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

He is 28 years old and can't be bothered to stick to a career/ job? He is sounding like he thinks he's too good for that.

From what I heard he had a lot of help to have a degree and even struggled to finish it.

Good thing his parents has money or he'll be forced to submit himself into the boring world of work.

It does say what his job is. Marketing/Sales.

Its the default job title for people who are jobless in Bach world. Too bad he can't join Dancing with the stars.

by sgjsnow Mon May 13, 2013 7:35 pm

atem wrote:
charriotoffire wrote:
Brill wrote:Interesting that Brooks never answered what his job is. Maybe he doesn't have one or?????????????????????? Why didn't he answer it. [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

He is 28 years old and can't be bothered to stick to a career/ job? He is sounding like he thinks he's too good for that.

From what I heard he had a lot of help to have a degree and even struggled to finish it.

Good thing his parents has money or he'll be forced to submit himself into the boring world of work.

It does say what his job is. Marketing/Sales.

I thought he was listed as an employee at a company's website in Utah. Maybe it's changed since then?

by tigertiz Mon May 13, 2013 7:39 pm

I think he has a job - in marketing .

by Brill Mon May 13, 2013 7:44 pm

tigertiz wrote:I think he has a job - in marketing .

Marketing what though?? giggling

Marketing is an easy thing to answer. If you are selling anything including yourself you are in Marketing. I would love to know if someone knows exactly what he really does.

by MLRay Mon May 13, 2013 7:47 pm

Brill wrote:
tigertiz wrote:I think he has a job - in marketing .

Marketing what though??

Marketing is an easy thing to answer. If you are selling anything including yourself you are in Marketing. I would love to know if someone knows exactly what he really does.

by charriotoffire Mon May 13, 2013 8:01 pm

Just to clarify its not his job or lack thereof that is bothersome but how he answered the question

Is Career or work important to you?

I feel that we get caught up in defining who we are by what we do. I am not so concerned with the perception of others. If my work becomes dull or boring but is prestigious, I'll change it.

It seems like he has no maturity about the nature of 'working' or working hard, that if it gets boring he will change it. He skirts around the topic
and I agree work should not define us but that is not the point. A real man who values hardwork will value being the head of the family when the time comes that he's ready to have a family.

It's one thing that he shares with the other one from Utah, Jef Holm who likes vanity projects just to have something to brag about but not really serious with it.

What is up with Bach contestants from utah and their aversion to having an honest to goodness career that they put their mind, heart and souls to? These
brats need to experience military life instead of joining dating shows to put on their resumes.

by sgjsnow Mon May 13, 2013 8:07 pm

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Apparently this is where he works. I didn't mind that he said that he that what we do doesn't define us. I do think his attitude if work is boring than just change it isn't the best attitude. Hopefully that will change as he "grows up". Or maybe he didn't articulate that right. no idea

Anyway I don't think he is originally from Utah but Boise, ID.

by Kashathediva Mon May 13, 2013 8:08 pm

For anyone who has questions about what Brooks does you can refer to this: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

I do not believe he does marketing. I believe from this site it can be concluded he is a sales rep for a marketing firm.

by lavenderred Mon May 13, 2013 8:11 pm

So if he has some kind of job at Fit Marketing why didn't/couldn't he answer the question? His non-answer makes him appear to be shady. scratch

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