Weirdest Phonecall Ever

I get a phonecall from a Dmitiri and figured it was the new landlord because I heard he was eastern european from the realtor. I turned out to be a job recruiter. I keep getting so many calls and emails, it is crazy. Anyways, he seemed excited about my resume, etc and then when it got down to it he asked me if I had any other offers. I told him about the possibility of the alamedanet project and he told me I need to get the hell out of buffalo while I can. He was so excited for me to move to SF and kept saying do I really want to end up 45 with a wife and 3 kids in buffalo an dno way out.

Then I told him I have to finsish my theis and ha dthe possibility of a professorship job in the fall. He asked me how old I was and I said that I was 27. He then replied that, "Do you really want to be a professor at 27, you need ot get out and live your life." San Fracnisco is so cool, Buffalo is a dying city.

How am I supposed to feel about this? He is kind of making fun of my home town.

Job Title: PHP talent needed!
Date Added: 2004-11-16 09:00:21
Pay Range: $20-30/h
Location: New York/open
Required Skills: PHP, Linux, MySQL, XML, PERL
Description: A merger-created ISP with locations throughout the country is looking for PHP talent. You will work on a CMS system, in a Microsoft and Unix environments. Strong familiarity with Linux and its tools is necessary. You should be a programmer, not a web designer. PHP is the central language, with PERL and XML being pluses. You will work with MySQL and SQL server. You will work with database driven web pages and do some light layout design. You should have great communication and written skills. Some local travel may be necessary. You should have at least 2-3 years of experience. This is a great environment to exhibit your skills and continue to evolve your skill set. We have a rather relaxed environment with a great friendly team of well-balanced professionals. The position will start off as a 3 months contract and will potentially evolve into a permanent role.