There are great jobs and great careers, and then there are the high-workload, high-stress, bloodsucking, soul-destroying kinds of jobs, and practically nothing in between.
It first appeared in writing in the 1700s but Laycock told TODAY the term was used to describe price-gouging merchants rather than bloodsucking monsters.
Thirty suspected or confirmed infestations have been reported since the end of October, prompting the government to announce a four-week campaign aimed at eradicating the bloodsucking pests.
According to Weiss, vampires exist in different forms in different cultures and countries, but the concept of bloodsucking creatures, like the ones we dress up as on Halloween, have been around for centuries.
Goldman Sachs has been called a bloodsucking vampire squid. Yes, a bloodsucking vampire squid, because it's known as a ferocious, aggressive investment bank. But now this vampire squid is developing a new business that's kinda dull.