I believe it , I only pitched until high school and I tore mine in a crumpled paper ball fight with my kids <| sep |> Because they already made the money and don ' t care what anyone thinks now that they made out like bandits . Why open yourself to legal action when you ' ve basically already won ? <| sep |> Don ' t you think she would ' ve promoted Hillary in the slightest over Trump if that was her motive ? <| sep |> It ' s not . It would be better to get a paying job and learn . NET or any programming on the side , in school , or in open source development . Not to mention , where do your programming skill fall into this ? Are you already experienced and competent or is the idea you go in off the street not knowing the difference between a variable and a property and they ' ll train you from the ground up ? I just can ' t see any experienced programmer being enticed by this job , and I don ' t see how hiring desperate novices benefits their company . Maybe once in a while they hit the jackpot , but you ' re going to get a lot of crap inbetween . Many such interns won ' t cut it . So I feel like you ' re going to see fairly high turnover which would speak volumes about the health of the company and the culture there . Also , you might want to specify the country you do live in . Not to be U . S . centric , but if you ' re not clear people will assume the U . S . and that can be a problem . And there ' s no way for us to actually assume correctly what country you ' re in if you ' re nonU . S . and don ' t specify , or what the wages are there .