jobs/good, bad, indifferent? you've had

[alexnalaskaOG]

I hate being told what to do by some dillop kust because they been at a job longer.

needless to say ive many a job... some i liked and some i detested...

examples...greyhound
farm was ok. luv dogs, but 250 are a hand full.

fish factory...ugh

a lot of warehouse management positions...im a math person and organized mofo..i like the work. just too much of it.

specialty tree cutting...loved topping trees and acting like ape..good money to...car crash and no knee cap= no climb awww

lots more

 

[Guest]

the government gave me a job back in 1967 that included room, board and travel



to vietnam

 

[alexnalaskaOG]

funny and sad at same time hash-sheesh

i got one of those gov jobs...2 actually

army

prison...both had no ac.....and sux

 

[zamalito]

Lol

Man I've had some shitty work but fortunately none compared to Nam. I've worked at a forklift palet recycling facilitiy taking nails out of forklift pallets, several dishwashing jobs including one at a large hotel where I was the sole dishwasher for a cafeteria a restaurant 3 banquet rooms and room service for a 9 story hotel, a cook for a jazz bar where the entire kitchen was drunk or on heroin and all of the waitstaff was on coke (ill never look at restaurant food the same again) in a margarine factory placing 5 gallon jugs of liquid margarine in cardboard boxes for 10 hrs a day, a cardboard display factory stapling pieces of cardboard together for 8 hrs a day, a copier machine factory cutting up cardboard boxes for recycling all day, demolition for a shopping mall destroying stores after hours with a bunch of overly macho Italian immigrants one of whom had been bitten by a shark while spear fishing barracuda, office furniture removal/recycling, media tech for technical training dept of a paper mill which left me and my car smelling like farts for a year afterward, apprentice luthier/violin, viola, cello, and doublebass builder/repairman, apprentice vintage martin repairman, musicals instrument salesman/repairs, sheet music sales, masonry helper (carrying cinderblocks a stones back and forth all day), pimp and let me tell ya pimpin is easy (just kidding),

 

[masterlow37]

Danm Zam !

Danm Zam !

You must spread
some Reputation
around before giving
it to zamalito again.

lmao, so what are you now a hundred & what ?

 

[fr33th3w33d]

haven't had too many.. looking for a new one right now, sucks to have no experience in anythting.

last one was sole stock room attendent.. sometimes 10 packages would come in a shift.. sometimes 100, and never knew when shipments were coming in.. met some funny ass truck drivers, seen some stupid ass customers, not too bad really.

 

[alexnalaskaOG]

lol zam....i to short order cooked off I-95 for a bit. bus driverP eat for free on the billboard., man i hated buses...lol.

also worked in assembly factory putting lights together...long eight hours

wrecker service sux....

worked in small town tire stores and pump gas way back when i wasnt helping clean chix for granmas fried res...or wasing dishes at age 6 in the family owned grill.,..

cut grass on air base and gave weed to a few fly boys

man ive had too many jobs...lots more to anything ditch family

 

[clorox]

i build trails for the national park service.


life is sweet.

 

[Irishslappop]

currently i like my job. I valle cars at a four star resort so i get to drive a lot of nice cars, even if it's only 30 mph . other than that, i drive golf carts around and deliver things, take people where they want to go and so forth. My "job" really only entails being happy and charming with the guests and making them feel welcome [we are their first impression] which really isn't hard at all.

had a job at starbucks, hated it, but definately nothing compared to what some of you are talking about.

 

[NserUame]

I work for a wafer manufacturer...it's pretty boring, but the pay is good and I get to sleep 4 out of every 12 hour shift...so it's not so bad.

 

[alexnalaskaOG]

dang clorox i know thats work, but fun.

cochran fun run..,,1 of the largest enduros for motorbikes in the states during mainly 70s to early 80s hayday. we would have over 1,000 bikes and over 150 miles of trail...over half was a mixed bag thick brambles, fjording streams, swamps....ect

i got to help cut those trails every year and my brother and i would be the 1st to get to ride it... man i loved it...jaycees use to party and do good...lol

gl finding job free

 

[Guest]

I been working with sheet metal roofing,mainly copper for 20 years now.too young to retire and to old to run wit da young guns,ah such is life.heres a bay I finished today.

 

[alexnalaskaOG]

lol at 30 mph...you never kick it irish? sweat jobs though...tips should be good aye.

un gets paid to sleep and they know? dang
i work in a all in one at night...just me...need i say more other than we sold big sofas, pillows, blankets, and most impotant alarm clocks...

 

[Orange Crush]

In the pool biz now. Pretty cool gig. The dress code is a t-shirt and short pants.
There is this hardass guy whos been there a zillion years who makes the some
days stressful , but theres a guy like that at every job. Gotta learn how to sacrifice
your time and energy for making money. It beats hanging around the park all day.

 

[alexnalaskaOG]

very nice red...

my dad worked on F~15 and 16s/sheetmetal spec...

i mopped cool seal on tin roofs one summer...hot hot hot....a lilttle work pipe fitting in a douglas-martin plant...

 

[NserUame]

Damn Red that's some nice work. Not to pry or anything, but are you self employed or do you work under people? Cause with work like that I don't see why you couldn't start your own company.

 

[alexnalaskaOG]

OC ...gunite? inground w/vermiculite bottom and liner?

one of my warehouse jobs was a pool company...i also worked w/every crew from backhoe to vacumm sealing liner to trouble shooting older pools....

you on a crew or mom n pop op?