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Double life of the American worker
As the recovery sputters, many people are working two jobs to make ends meet. Here are seven people who have found creative second careers.
Clint Borgen
First job: Founder, Borgen Project
Second job: Room service attendant
Second job: Room service attendant
Why I do it: I run an advocacy organization that addresses aspects of global poverty. That's the day job. The night job is working at a hotel delivering room service. I do that about four nights a week, typically from 3 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. I live in a small studio apartment and it covers basic living costs. I'm treading water until I get another job.
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Last updated November 15 2010: 9:20 AM ET
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