new job
02-14-2009, 07:22 AM
#31
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Re: new job
Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
45 minutes away is 1,5 hours round trip, plus an estimated average of 3 hours cleaning time. 4.5 hours per day, 33.75 hours a week, 135 hours a month, works out to $8/hour.
If jobs are really that hard to come by up there ------- stick with it dude, but that is not good money especially with no days off.
If jobs are really that hard to come by up there ------- stick with it dude, but that is not good money especially with no days off.
ummm this job is rape bujt ---- it
i tried to get someone to keep me company via text messages but they flaked out on me
---- it
im sticking with it till i can become a manager and or find a location closer to me...
trying to work out how i can get someone else aboard to help at my resturant... they get paid an hourly and if i pick em up and drop em off they can pay gas but cant figure it out without it ending up as more rape for me
02-15-2009, 08:50 AM
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Re: new job
5 hours today 
but figured out how to get the music going and they play some pretty nice oldies and ---- so i got free pop machine i figured out how to turn on just sit there drinking pop eating fortune cookies while cleaning, my teeth will be rotted out soon :P
forgot my drink on the table so now they will be onto me.. i wasnt gonna turn arround when i was 45 minutes away
if they take the keys to the pop machine i will pee in there sinks.
floor was super ------- dirty today.. apparently this returant is busy as ---- during the day because the grease forms fast as ---- on the filters
but figured out how to get the music going and they play some pretty nice oldies and ---- so i got free pop machine i figured out how to turn on just sit there drinking pop eating fortune cookies while cleaning, my teeth will be rotted out soon :P
forgot my drink on the table so now they will be onto me.. i wasnt gonna turn arround when i was 45 minutes away
if they take the keys to the pop machine i will pee in there sinks.
floor was super ------- dirty today.. apparently this returant is busy as ---- during the day because the grease forms fast as ---- on the filters
02-15-2009, 03:22 PM
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Re: new job
Originally Posted by jay
trying to get something going with a local car company that makes cars that are like the ariel atom k swap ready everything ready to toss a k in for 16k.. figure 4k for swap installed by me and 20k total into it and prolly be able to sell it easilly for 30k... idk.. i need money badly.. money ------- sucks when you dont have it 
02-15-2009, 05:46 PM
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Re: new job
My advice is to get training to do some sort of skilled job. Have you ever thought about the military? I joined out of HS and they trained me to do a job that payed 25/hr when I got out. Not every job they train people for is worth that, some are probably worth more, you have to do your homework. But if you were like me and mom/dad weren't going to foot the bill for anything it's really the best way. You do your time, get what you can and get out. I don't know what kind of money they are offering as bonus now, but when I went in it was 10-20k depending on the job you went into.
02-15-2009, 07:40 PM
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Re: new job
Yeah..high school diploma+2year vocational training+ 2 semesters at college and I STILL can't get hired around here because everyone and there brothers, dads and uncles are construction workers. The only option I have left is the military and I need to get into shape before I jump into that, but if i can hack it, hopefully people will look at my application alittle harder. I was busting my *** 10-12 hrs a day doing bitch construction work for $10 an hour (wheelbarrows of concrete down a plank-way into a basement for 6-7 hours is fun) I would love to have your job, especially right now.
