Your Day Job
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My last day of work was the Friday when "The Dark Knight" came out in theaters.
Since then my day job is looking for a job. I been getting unemployment since. It's nice not working, but this crap needs to end already.
Since then my day job is looking for a job. I been getting unemployment since. It's nice not working, but this crap needs to end already.
I ride/train horses professionally and also teach lessons. But I'm not a big people person and I prefer working with just the horses rather than the people. I have a few clients who are nice and on the ball, but far more who are just nuts or completely self-centered. Still, I can't complain too much because it's a job that lets me be out in the sun rather than stuck behind a desk. I AM returning to college this fall, though, after taking 3 years off as a pro athlete (broke my knee last year, and though it's mostly recovered, I can't keep quite the same hours or schedule right now unless I want to risk greater injury). Ah, the life of a pro-athlete. But again, no complaints. Even when I was unable to ride, I got to work on the ground for one of the US Olympic equestrians in her barn. So really I've been pretty lucky.
I am a student, unemployed currently, and have no idea what I am going to do with myself for the first year of after grad.
I want to get a job that pays well so that I can get into animation and computer graphics at the British Columbia Institute of Technology.
I want to get a job that pays well so that I can get into animation and computer graphics at the British Columbia Institute of Technology.
Illustrator/animator/designer, on rare occasions I consult with designers, or developers of things on matters regarding anthropology, or translations.
and spouse is a content writer, and co-designer with me..and is the " accountant" for our business.
Makes it nice that we both work from the house...lets me kill time here in between projects, or whenever Im feeling burnt out.
and spouse is a content writer, and co-designer with me..and is the " accountant" for our business.
Makes it nice that we both work from the house...lets me kill time here in between projects, or whenever Im feeling burnt out.
Well I'm 16 and have a beard, so I buy alcohol for my comrades in exchange for abit of commision.
Damn, can l come work with you, l work upto 2 weeks solid for 1 day off, although my boss is lazy twitDaye.04 said:
This, but I'm trying to find work to fund a trip to China.MaxTheReaper said:
Oh, and this.
Nice to know I'm not alone.-Orgasmatron- said:
I am a head chef, working 50-55 hours a week, with a wife and 2 kids (hopefully a 3rd on the way). so all you kids out there that said they live off they parents all l have to say is wait till your kids are living off of you, it ant no fun (well unless ou got a 360 and xbox live)
I'm a college student. My money comes from my parents and the magical land of student loans, that will lead to eventual crushing debt.
Software Development Engineer. It's nice, because it's a mellow place, and there are slow days where my tests just run all day long and all I have to do is check on them every now and then.
Depends on what you do, mate. I mean it should be rather obvious that we have no need for a carpenter on a vessel =PEvilmonkeysniper0182 said:
Well, as a head chef, you're desirable. Can't get enough cooks onboard. But I wouldn't recommend it, though. Every guy with a kid or just a wife is miserable.Evilmonkeysniper0182 said:
I work at night, so i don't have a day job.
I work mostly night and evening shifts as a guard/gatekeeper at a medical factory. Most of the time, while at work, i just watch tv or surf the internet though. It's pretty awesome getting paid for slacking, without doing a bad job.
I work mostly night and evening shifts as a guard/gatekeeper at a medical factory. Most of the time, while at work, i just watch tv or surf the internet though. It's pretty awesome getting paid for slacking, without doing a bad job.
I'm 18 year old student, and I work as a supermarket employee. Sitting behind the register, filling the shelves, cleaning the store, just being a jack-of-all-trades. I can't really live off my parents for anything but the basic needs (plus internet access). I get 40 euro's allowance a month to save for clothing, that's all the monetary support I get from them. So I have to work and save for anything I really want. It's been like that for almost all my life though. I remember saving for a Gameboy Pocket when I was 10. When I finally was able to get one I still lacked money for a game. My parents refused to pay a single dime, and I had to wait a couple of months before I could actually use the damned Gameboy. Was all worth it though...aaa sweet memories of Pokemon Red. I don't have anything against the treatment from my parents though, it makes things feel a lot more satisfying, knowing that the phatass pc in your room is payed and maintained 100% by yourself. Teaches you responsibility.
Untill the lethal virus escapes your company is working on, wich will turn you into a zombie. O wait, you mean that you're not working for Umbrella Corporation?teisjm said:
I work in a deli for cuisine de france... so if anyone asks i say i'm a chef that specialises in french food.