Hardest/Worst Job You Ever Had?
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New bored motto?DerekJohnson said:Some epically awful stories in this thread
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I'm pretty sure they just play fortnite then go to school for gender studies and take out 200k in loans. Then work at Starbucks and protest against capitalism.Doog_de_Jour said:
Yeah, but I thank Allah for every shitty job I ever had. Builds character and all that.DerekJohnson said:Some epically awful stories in this thread
Do kids these days have shitty starter jobs? I thought I read somewhere that’s on the decline. -
Burger King closing shift, The rust colored corduroy pants were auce. Swamp ass nut huggers. Especially after hosing down the fry racks and disassembling the salad bar. Free meal every shift! I guess graduating from BKU was my first degree.
7-11 graveyard shift. All the pop you could drink. Unlimited nachos too.
Spent one summer measuring every street and road in Eugene OR. Also rated the road surface using a system developed at UW. CSB. -
Jesus. And I thought my job sucked ass. You guys are fucking retards.
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Farmhand for my Uncle at the family farm in Kansas for a couple of summers. Let’s see... fixing fence, putting up electric fences, replacing fence posts in limestone, shoveling cow shit out of the barn, driving old pick ups, grain trucks and tractors with no air conditioning and few radio stations, cutting grass, plowing fields, herding cattle various places, bible study every morning, digging out weeds cows won’t eat like musk thistle... and zero girls to look at.
I also did the car counting thing for the dept of transportation of WA through TRAC while at UW. Sitting around counting how many people where in vehicles to measure average occupancy and use of HOV lanes was pretty boring. Having to sit outside in the rain and cold at certain sites sucked. I was doing that when 9/11 went down. -
Alright, you win.whlinder said:Farmhand for my Uncle at the family farm in Kansas for a couple of summers. Let’s see... fixing fence, putting up electric fences, replacing fence posts in limestone, shoveling cow shit out of the barn, driving old pick ups, grain trucks and tractors with no air conditioning and few radio stations, cutting grass, plowing fields, herding cattle various places, bible study every morning, digging out weeds cows won’t eat like musk thistle... and zero girls to look at.
I also did the car counting thing for the dept of transportation of WA through TRAC while at UW. Sitting around counting how many people where in vehicles to measure average occupancy and use of HOV lanes was pretty boring. Having to sit outside in the rain and cold at certain sites sucked. I was doing that when 9/11 went down.
