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any job
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>>62735345
Assistant carpentry for my father. i was working 12 hour days of hard labor getting paid $100 cash, being treated and yelled at like a spic, destroying my teenage body before it had time to fully grow, and developing zero skills. forced into it for multiple summers throughout highschool and college. completely unnecessary and did not help me in life at all, other than teaching me that i did not want to work with my body, but i was already doing really well in school so there was no reason to do that to me.

one summer day when i was forced to work my girlfriend got bored and cucked me with some lifeguard at the pool.
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>>62735345
Landscaping in middle and highschool
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>>62735345
QA at a jeeted and toxic company that sold shitty software to handle the financials of leased property for land holding companies.
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Never had one
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>>62735345
idk, but I liked being an overnight stocker at Walmart.

Just had earphones in all night listening to podcasts/books and was responsible for making sure the produce area had all its shit loaded up.

No customers to interact with, just getting it done.
Ahhh, simpler times.
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>>62735345
Worked for basically minimum wage at a Market Basket (cheapish grocery store with ancient aesthetics and gay uniforms) during high school. Absolutely soul killing experience. In the decade and a half following I've done many other things, from prison guard to warehouse work to masonry to ski lift captain... nothing was anywhere near as miserable.
I get flashbacks every time I walk into one of their stores. They're still exactly the same. And absolutely blitzed by the elderly at all hours, pretty sure they bus retirement homes there so they can stand in the middle of the goddamn narrow-as-shit aisles gaping like goldfish at the goldfish crackers.
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>>62735345
Former Chrysler board member retires and decides to buy a restaurant in my town. Never ran a restaurant in his life. He was a good guy but he didn't know anything about cooking or managing a restaurant and he micromanaged every single worker nonstop all day every day. It was ridiculous having some corporate director trying to teach professional cooks and managers stuff he didn't even begin to understand. I stuck around to watch the shitshow but he went broke in less than a year.
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>>62735345

standing on a metal step, suspended by a cable, lowered into a hole shoulder width and lowered down about 80' down to inspect the soil/rock for potential slide planes, while the hole was slowly filling up with water.
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>>62735345
>1. Data entry at a JPMorgan lockbox location.
>2. Night shift picker at a beer distributor. Only 2nd because the pay was decent for mindless labor.
>3. Cook at a dumpy diner working with a super BPD lady
I've worked a lot of different kinds of jobs because I fucked up in my 20's, but only three were truly "bad jobs". Even Amazon Warehouse was chill compared to the above, it was just unorganized and boring for the second half of the shift.
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>>62735345
Worked at a tree nursery coming out of the interview thinking I would be doing maybe half work at the nursery and the other half actually planting and landscaping. Quickly just became 100% landscaping for shit pay, got fired on the spot when trying to negotiate a better balance of duty. I had worse paying jobs but that one was by far the worst pay to labor ratio. I do beer delivery now and the pay keeps me satisfied.
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>>62735346
Zing!
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>>62735601
I worked at an event company setting up tents thinking it wouldn't be hard work and I'd be hanging around country clubs and beautiful wedding venues. Man was I wrong. It ended up being a lot of fun, but some days the job was just brutal.
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>>62735403
When I see shelf stockers doing this I always ask them to show me something I know is on the opposite end of the store. No resting on company time!
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>>62735411
The Market Baskets around me are pretty gross, but they get a ton of local hype for some reason. Like five years ago they very obviously started replacing all their staff with illegals from wherever tf, and you can't even trust the food now. Been like three years since I walked into one even though it's the budget friendly option around.
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>>62735345
Anything foodservice followed closely by my first year otr. Either will make you kill yourself if things don't change.
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>>62735627
The color scheme makes them look filthy always. Even with regular floor re-waxxing and mopping.
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>>62735619
checkmate i actually like walking around the store showing things to customers
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working at a hostel for stay
>4 hours for 1 night stay
worst task was cleaning the communal showers. hosing jizzum off the walls and picking up discarded condoms, Wiping down the toilets etc. if you been to a hostel im sure you know or can imagine.
After a few days of cleaning the toilets, enough of the regular guest will see you working and their attitude changes. you become the hired help and they no longer speak to you or are friendly. My Karaoke Nite buddies sure disappeared quick.
This was in a ski town during the season. I came to hit the slopes and thought this job I happened upon was a killer deal and a way to make friends. It really showed me the true class divide. All these rich kids pay for the backpack experience. I was part of the club until they see you working. Then I put on my Ski hill costume and joined them, fit right in.



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