needhelp Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Chuckrox8 Wrote: > > Golf Course-golf cart attendant (I got free > beer > > and free golf so that was nice) > > Well thats everything a man ever works for. Why > would you even quit? I couldn’t sell the dream to the ladies. I kept telling them I had great benefits.
my worst job was working for a landscaping company at $8 an hour. One project we did involved putting in flower beds and a sprinkler system on the black slate back patio of a country club. So i spent two weeks in 100 degree heat (on black slate) using a jackhammer to break up the slate…all the while looking at the nice refreshing pool that was right next to where I was working.
Producing music videos in Dallas for Donnie Davies
Worked three jobs at once to pay off a few gambling debts that went bad while I was in school. One of them was at a garbage processing plant, pretty dirty environment, but good money. Pretty sure it won’t get worse than this in this thread 
redvolve Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Worked three jobs at once to pay off a few > gambling debts that went bad while I was in > school. > > One of them was at a garbage processing plant, > pretty dirty environment, but good money. > > Pretty sure it won’t get worse than this in this > thread Don’t know… sounds like being your OBGYN would be pretty crappy… Red Vulva.
that’s graphic
Cashier at dry cleaners when I was 16. Beside the separation of dirty clothes, making sure nothing’s in pockets and stapling tags to them - after 3 months of lifting clean clothes for return, I developed a toned RIGHT arm while my left arm was obviously from another body. …and the bags were always longer than me so I always slipped and fell over the bags. Rain or shine.
…can’t forget working as a cocktail waitress at a place that required me to wear short skirts and knee high socks. Ridiculous.
I also write “PICK-UP” > when I’m taking out food, because I don’t believe > in giving tips to people whose service was simply > putting my order in a bag. I’m happy to tip > people who serve well and come check on me while > I’m dinning there. how about tipping cab drivers? isnt the fare going to them anyways why do they need a tip too? its like tipping a bus driver no one does it.
chitasan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > …can’t forget working as a cocktail waitress at > a place that required me to wear short skirts and > knee high socks. Ridiculous. No fair. Post a pic. DOnt be a tease.
No, I def don’t have hooters’ girl body so no tease.
chitasan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Cashier at dry cleaners when I was 16. Beside the > separation of dirty clothes, making sure nothing’s > in pockets and stapling tags to them - after 3 > months of lifting clean clothes for return, I > developed a toned RIGHT arm while my left arm was > obviously from another body. …and the bags > were always longer than me so I always slipped and > fell over the bags. Rain or shine. It must have been crappy when you got clothes with big Schitt Staines, huh? Real crappy.
Get it? Schitt Staine worked at a dry cleaners… am I the only one enjoying the irony here?
I enjoy the IRONy… cjones65 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Get it? Schitt Staine worked at a dry cleaners… > am I the only one enjoying the irony here?
LOL…looks like I opened this thread at the perfect time. Thanks for the entertainment guys. Been building and manipulating data in pivot tables for the last four hours and was just about ready to flip out.
Btw I am amazed at the diversity of this group on AF – from multimillionaires to people entering data all day. I think its to CFAI credit that people of all backgrounds are taking the exams.
mac d’s - kitchen cook 5 second rule in full effect biotches
needhelp Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > JoeyDVivre Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > One day, I came home and was watching TV and > there > > is this public service commercial for “hire the > > trainable mentally retarded” and there is this > > mongoloid guy stapling boxes together on the > same > > machine I used. > > Ha! Either you are too old or lived in a different > country. Cuz this stuff cant be on television. I am definitely too old. It was almost 30 years ago…
worse job for me was a dishwasher at a hot wing place… I dont think people know but soap is not used on dishes in most places. simply power hot water… that jobs sucked and only paid 5.15 a hour. I was 15
Working a drill press at a factory for 40 hrs / week over a summer in high school sucked pretty bad. Most repetitive job ever. Then there was the car wash, also in high school. You can learn a lot from working with a bunch of 30 something transients missing teeth.