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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 2 Sep 2016

    The professions with the most arrogant workers: http://on.wsj.com/2c0o0T6  🔓

    5:10 PM - 2 Sep 2016
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      2. عبدالرحمن الراشد‏Verified account @aalrashed 3 Sep 2016
        Replying to @WSJ

        @CateyHill ما هي الوظائف التي يكثر فيها المتكبرون؟ أولهم الطباخون!وول ستريت رصدت عشر مهن.هذا في الغرب ماذا عنا؟pic.twitter.com/1jRLTrC4Zs

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      1. Lonely_In_Snowfall‏ @jbk864fromnyc 2 Sep 2016
        Replying to @WSJ

        Plumbers? Baristas? Charitable Work? Desk Clerks? Bank Tellers who sit in Offices? Got the Picture, Dummies?

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      1. RanaF‏ @tatoo2101 2 Sep 2016
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        @CateyHill most public servants are

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      1. Mark Jacobs‏ @mr_markjacobs 2 Sep 2016
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        And here I thought columnists at the @nytimes were about the most arrogant workers in the US if not the world.

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      1. Ron‏ @catman1631 2 Sep 2016
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        @CateyHill seriously? Lawyers are number 1😎

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      1. FriendsofJimmys‏ @FriendsofJimmys 2 Sep 2016
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        @MarketWatch I thought it would be lawyers

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      1. Iammensch2016‏ @AthariEvans 2 Sep 2016
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        @MarketWatch Arrogance..narcissistic.sounds like same stuff.

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      1. kimby‏ @kimbyjag 2 Sep 2016
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        @CateyHill very interesting!!

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      1. Cheryl‏ @cherylcope 2 Sep 2016
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        @CateyHill hahaha! Not even close! What about physicians and attorneys...neither made the list and that is surprising!

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      1. Giorgio Tuscani‏ @giorgiotuscani 2 Sep 2016
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        @MarketWatch playing both sides of the field. Care to explain?pic.twitter.com/t0uqfkHkW2

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      1. Adriana  3️⃣ 0️⃣ 🇧🇷‏ @adrianaq21 2 Sep 2016
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        what about doctors??? Ow....they are not arrogant....they are gods.....

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      1. John Hasley‏ @PonsSublicius 2 Sep 2016
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        I was going to say 'Congresscritters' but then I noticed you said "workers".

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      1. catwoman‏ @harris44_tl 2 Sep 2016
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        @CateyHill seriously?!

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      1. Self Exile Perdesi‏ @superfares 2 Sep 2016
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        @CateyHill This guy should be in jail. Rather than paying fines. @NYSE

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      1. pj bali‏ @pj_bali 2 Sep 2016
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        the ladies in the cosmetics department?

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