What jobs do you guys have?

[Liquid Blue]

The job I'm currently doing (general serviceman at a shell station) is not something that's working out for me, and because of this I'm going to look for a new job soon. What jobs do you guys have? How's the pay? Do you like it?

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Architectural Cost-price Estimator, Company IT, and all around Salesman....family business as well.

Lots of jobs open for CAD designers. Good money too!

[Colonel]

Toronto sheriffs office. Seizing ppls stuff and evicting people. fun stuff... starting september, cop

[Jerome Scuggs]

I'm not sure what the general rules are here for the type of job that I am in, so I will censor it for little kiddies' eyes.

I sell "ads" to "magazines". I generally buy alot of "ads", and then sell small $20 "ads" to reliable "magazines". While it generally isn't as quick due to the small "magazine" base that I have built, business is good lately because each "magazine" has been telling one or two other "magazines" about my "ads", thereby slowly increasing my base, but keeping it small and reliable so I won't get busted, though what I do is perfectly legal.

Those who say it isn't a real job - I'm doing it super professional. Discreet, home deliveries, carefully measuring, even giving out free samples to prove to customers that though they pay a bit extra, it's because of the strangely high quality of the wares I peddle.

[phata$$]

I sing vocals in a little garage/emo band. :P

[Saturn V]

I tutor part-time. The pay is pretty good, but it's usually only, at most, six hours a week. Because of that, I'm trying to find another job to fill in the gaps (I am a full-time student, too).

I'd like to either work in a bookstore (something I've done before--I enjoyed it but management was very untrusting), or get my job at the science museum back (I quit because the one hour drive was killing me, but now I live much closer).

[Squeezer]

I work at Costco.

Starting wage===12.30 and hour. Plus, because their CEO is a strong believer in Workers' rights and union rights, you get health care and pretty much any benifit you can imagine. Oh, and you get 30% off of Costco products, which are already really cheap.

[Verthanthi]

this summer i will be interning at ea/maxis

[DoTheFandango]

Make sure you wear your tinfoil hats.

[Stompa]

Researcher for this

I'm not sure what the general rules are here for the type of job that I am in, so I will censor it for little kiddies' eyes.

I sell "ads" to "magazines". I generally buy alot of "ads", and then sell small $20 "ads" to reliable "magazines". While it generally isn't as quick due to the small "magazine" base that I have built, business is good lately because each "magazine" has been telling one or two other "magazines" about my "ads", thereby slowly increasing my base, but keeping it small and reliable so I won't get busted, though what I do is perfectly legal.

Those who say it isn't a real job - I'm doing it super professional. Discreet, home deliveries, carefully measuring, even giving out free samples to prove to customers that though they pay a bit extra, it's because of the strangely high quality of the wares I peddle.

You sell semen?

[za gophar]

i lifeguard at my college pool and my town's pool at home during the summers. it's a good job, definitely better than a restaurant or some shit like that. everyone should work in a restaurant at some point though.

[Liquid Blue]

I was a waiter for 3 months, no thanks never again

[Facetious]

i work in a mailroom at eds, although im thinking of getting a job at costco instead (12.30?!?!) well, seriously, id probably actually rather not work at costco. i get 12 bucks an hour, and get a lot of downtime where i can read and stuff. the upside is i dont have a boss looking over my shoulder or anything, the downside is that stupid admins at the company really think a) mailroom employees are their slaves, and b) mailroom employees are naturally inferior to them. fuck you, you are twice my age and have a job thats only better than mine, christ. the cool thing about working for eds is that if i get some kind of computer certification, i can easily get a job there, and instead of wasting eight hours a day for very little money, i can waste eight hours a day for a decent amount of money.

[geekbot]

I sell "ads" to "magazines". I generally buy alot of "ads", and then sell small $20 "ads" to reliable "magazines". While it generally isn't as quick due to the small "magazine" base that I have built, business is good lately because each "magazine" has been telling one or two other "magazines" about my "ads", thereby slowly increasing my base, but keeping it small and reliable so I won't get busted, though what I do is perfectly legal.

What in the world?

[DoTheFandango]

Pot allegory.