Getting paid to play does sound pretty amazing! Are you sure you really want to be a social worker after all that~?

[It's mostly a teasing sort of question. Mostly. There are never enough of them for the amount of clients they need to serve, and sometimes the amount of work piled on their desks is truly horrific, but he would never actively dissuade someone from wanting to go into his line of work. Unless for some reason they were tremendously un-suited to it, which doesn't seem to be the case at all.]

But that sounds like excellent experience. I assume you want to work with kids primarily?