Jan's New Job Analysis

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It is easy to be healthy, so long as you make an effort. But it is very easy to become unhealthy and lose your balance between health and your body. A good example of this would be from a story called Jan’s New Job. Jan clearly isn’t living the healthiest life. In the picture below the story, Jan looked worried and anxious. I can tell why, and it is an easy fix. Jan’s love for babysitting did not get her enough money, so she decided to work at a fast food restaurant as an after-school job. Jan has to rush to work from school to get there at four o’clock in the afternoon, and she ends at midnight, though she doesn’t get home until around thirty past. She has to fit time in for her homework between her breaks. Then she has troubles getting out

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