Have you ever seen or heard of the publication with this title: The American Baha’i? That publication publishes ads for vacancies at the Baha’i Temple in Willmette. By looking at those ads, someone can begin to answer this question: “Who might be getting a Chicago used auto loan?”

Wilmette is a suburb just north of Chicago. Someone who has decided to work at the Temple in Wilmette might well find it necessary to get a Chicago used auto loan. Suppose, for example, that someone arrived at the Baha’i National Center with the intention of working for the Native American Baha’i Institute. Suppose that he or she was planning to fill the position of “Youth Program Coordinator.”

That Coordinator might find it helpful to drive around in a used or new car. Youth would certainly identify with ownership of a four-wheeled vehicle. Moreover, the coordination of youth events would no doubt call-for the ability of the coordinator to get from place to place.

Of course, not every position advertised in The American Baha’i is a position that requires the employee to live close to Chicago. Not every position gives the person with that position a reason to go after a Chicago used auto loan. Take, for example, the job at the Green Acre Baha’i School. That School is not even in the State of Illinois. It is located in Eliot, Maine.