CLARIFICATION OF PREVIOUS POST

Ok, I just read my last post again, and I have to clear something up. I DON'T hate working at AFN Korea. I don't hate Korea, or any of my coworkers.
What I hate is the long hours spent doing the news job. I don't hate doing news, but I was at a breaking point before I left, and I feel that I will reach it again. That thought depresses me. I don't mind doing my job, and I like being the "go-to" guy. It's just (and we all know this) the better you are at something, the more work they'll give you. In civilian business, this makes you more valuable, and your company will pay you more, or offer you incentives to stay with that company, rather than shuffling off to a competitor. In the military, you're stuck...you can leave your job, but you have to stay in the military. If you try to get out of the military, you get treated like a second-class citizen, and it follows you for the rest of your life.

I just needed to clear the air.
I work with a great group of people. I have friends here, that I'd add to my dream team.
(I hat naming names, so I'll put out initials: D, B, R, G)
Someday, I'll need to write down this list of people, and get their contact information, so if I ever do become President, I'll have my cabinet all ready.