What Jobs Have You Done For Money ??? List a few!

[Gator-Flea]

Farm labor
Cabnet shop
Truck driver
Meat salesman
Bakery sales route
Own a restaurant
Shift supervisor
Press operator
Retired

 

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[BIG61AL]

sheet metal worker
fast food restaurants
aerospace - warehouse
copy machine delivery
more warehouse - order picking

generally over worked and under paid

 

[diggummup]

Okay here's a few-

Flooring contractor for the last 20 years before that-

newspaper boy
delivery person for tv/ furn/ appliance rental store
account collector for same type of store
delivery driver and parts puller for auto dealership
worked setting up a traveling circus once for a week
set, weeded, topped, cut, housed, stripped and anything else you can think of doing with a tobacco plant
worked cattle
ricked a lot of hay
worked sheep
hot walked horses
cleaned stalls
general farm work besides all the above mentioned
collected walnuts
ran trot lines one summer
trimmed trees
fence installer
roofer
painter
carpenters helper
cut firewood to sell
worked in a dowel factory
a christmas tree factory
done construction clean up
worked for a residential cleaning service
worked as a puller in a tuxedo rental shop
worked in a butcher shop making hamburger
stocked shelves at night at a grocery store
operated a table saw at a couple cabinet shops
I'm sure I forgot a few in between their somewhere.

Do you see a common link in ALL of these jobs?












It's called MANUAL LABOR.
Somebody's gotta do it I guess.

 

[delaford321]

I didn't do it for money, more for the experience, I helped a friend dig a few drainage trenches for his yard away from his house so his basement wouldn't flood everytime it rained. That was an experience i'll never forget...and he wants me to do it again this summer

 

[RGINN]

I thought Manual Labor was the president of Mexico, but I always had to do it. Vibes, which music video? Later on in life I decided I could save the world and went into law enforcement, for about 25 years. The world don't really want to be saved, but it was the most fun you could have with your clothes on at times. Other times it was kinda like, well you just really wouldn't get it unless you did it. Now I am in the wonderful world of retail, and I stop and say, what the h*ll, I don't belong here. But it's a job I guess.

 

[Chug And Red]

Tire sorter
tire destuder
Dishwasher
dog groomer
Us army
Roof remover
Roofing site clean up
roofer
Slave !!! oops
Electronics assembler temp
Electronics assembler permanent!!! not
electronic shipper
electronic tester
electronic Quality control
Electronic repair and costumer support
Slave again!!!!
And finally Apartment and property Maintenance repair and management!!! I have been doing this for many years and after turning forty and with the economy i decide to stay with it!!!!

 

[jlasserton]

Tanning Bed
Cold Stone Creamery
Restaurant Hostess/Server
Law Firm Runner
Babysitting

Cold Stone

 

[zaxfire69]

Buggy Boy at Supermarket
Oilfield Trash
Manager at Tire Lube Express Walmart INC.
Firefighter..

 

[Ray S ECenFL]

Food Prep ( Madison Square Garden)
Construction Worker
Cook
Reciving/Shipping Clerk
Delivery for Dental Supply Company
Dental Office Maintenance Technician
Amusement Equipment Repair Technician
Electronics Technician/Supervisor

 

[mlhudson]

METAL DETECT LOST ITEMS, and find them - haha


Finder of Many, Keeper of some

 

[eathabs]

mowed lawns
washed dishes
cooked seafood
USN- mess management specialist, master at arms, shipyard demo/rehab
security at Live Aid in Philly
warehouse security
retail sales and loss prevention
cell phone sales and management
Zamboni jockey
general contracting
crabber

well, theres a few

 

[TheHarleyMan2]

A Gigolo....OOOOPS! sorry!

Well there is way too much to list, but I have this saying;

You may have heard the saying "Jack of all trades master of none"? Well here is mine

"Master Jack of ALL Trades"!

Everything from washing and waxing cars, repairing anything mechanical, "hydraulics, cars, trucks, motorcycles, heavy equipment", gunsmith, locksmith, drove tractor trailers, built scaffolding, pushed a broom, dug with a shovel, anything construction, built in ground swimming pools, carpentry, roofing, fencing, paint and body repair, roustabout on an oil rig, derrick hand on an oil rig, offshore filter operator, heavy equipment operator, now working the motorcycle rally circuit selling lighting and accessories for motorcycles and serving the Army part time.

But if it pays a little bit of money I can put my mind to it and do just about anything.

 

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

Ok, so my secret life will be exposed. Most consider me a non-asset to society, but in reality ---

US Navy Oct 1941, after the war, Premed training in college, Max security guard at San Quintin, Calif. while going to school, with a bit of Narcotic investigation tossed in, then off to the new USAF Pilot training program, US Border Patrol.

Then one day sitting down and realizing that my life was being wasted. I decided that was work demeaning, so I became a professional Explorer and treasure hunter which I still am, except for a brief period of being an Elevator adjuster, assayer, and running a mining mill because the beans were getting a bit thin.

The Military made me an addict -->

No one has ever picked me out of my Pilot training class heheh hint 'look for the runt, that you can't see his face clearly' the ears will identify me.

Don Jose de La Mancha

 

[truckinbutch]

Started working the family farm at 6 . Still on it .
Construction at 8 digging footers for .25 an hour .
Bull rider and bronc rider for broken bones and bruises .
Bar fighter for ......... (see above)
Logger , carpenter , underground miner , professional thief , truck driver , chicken fighter :
A perfect air dropable , stream portable example of my redneck rearing .
Muscle operated , sandwich fed , and beer cooled ...
A teller of tales , a killer of whales , and a legend in my own mind

 

[Jazdo]

Washed dishes, cook, construction, welder, forklift driver, washed hog pooh on farm, whatever pays.. but my best gigs have been from artwork !

http://www.myspace.com/anointed4art in my pics or videos..

 

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

SHEESH, what a bunch of deadbeats !!

Don Jose de La Mancha

 

[poorhunter78]

Started working the family farm at 6 . Still on it .
Construction at 8 digging footers for .25 an hour .
Bull rider and bronc rider for broken bones and bruises .
Bar fighter for ......... (see above)
Logger , carpenter , underground miner , professional thief , truck driver , chicken fighter :
A perfect air dropable , stream portable example of my redneck rearing .
Muscle operated , sandwich fed , and beer cooled ...
A teller of tales , a killer of whales , and a legend in my own mind

Now there is a book I could read..........If'in E ever wrote one

 

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

AGREED POOR HUNTER: Now about YOU??

Don Jose de La Mancha

 

[mlayers]

picked cotton at 10
rake leaves
cut grass
shovel snow
washed dishes
then when I turned 18 I got my first factory job getting materialaround and putting itin the furnace to make glasses
learn to drive forklift
deliver trucks and motor homes
supervision
infection molding operator
Quality Inspector
material handler shipping and reciving
plus scrap out metal on the side and pick up cans for extra cash

I think that is about it....Matt

 

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

HIO: seriously my friends, you impress me. I would love to hear more from each one of you if it were possible. I thank you individually and collectively for posting this data. You are all good people. Poeple that I am proud to call "my Friends"

Don Jose de La Mancha