I have this mental block against looking for a job. Like, I physically cannot drag myself to do it.presidentsheep wrote:
I'd imagine a part time job in a local shop would net you more money in a week than you'd get from a month of anything you can do online.
Short of getting the amazing, practically free, only mildly broken, shit that freezer does. In fact, i'd check for stuff like that on ebay maybe. Buy cheap defective goods, fix up and re-sell.
lol, looking to a bright future, arn´t you?TheDonkey wrote:
I have this mental block against looking for a job. Like, I physically cannot drag myself to do it.presidentsheep wrote:
I'd imagine a part time job in a local shop would net you more money in a week than you'd get from a month of anything you can do online.
Short of getting the amazing, practically free, only mildly broken, shit that freezer does. In fact, i'd check for stuff like that on ebay maybe. Buy cheap defective goods, fix up and re-sell.
The few times I have, I've never been called back.
There are lots of computer stores around, but nobody wants a teenager with no sales experience.
It took me a year of looking before i got my crappy part time job.Sisco wrote:
lol, looking to a bright future, arn´t you?TheDonkey wrote:
I have this mental block against looking for a job. Like, I physically cannot drag myself to do it.presidentsheep wrote:
I'd imagine a part time job in a local shop would net you more money in a week than you'd get from a month of anything you can do online.
Short of getting the amazing, practically free, only mildly broken, shit that freezer does. In fact, i'd check for stuff like that on ebay maybe. Buy cheap defective goods, fix up and re-sell.
The few times I have, I've never been called back.
There are lots of computer stores around, but nobody wants a teenager with no sales experience.
If your desired shops won´t hire you, do something less desirable. Like sorting tomatoes in a supermarket. Work the storage in a clothing store. Work the nightshift in a hotel. You get the idea.
If you´re into it, there is money to be made with online poker, but it requires work and experience (and money to start with, at least a bit).
online poker tax evasion
Last edited by presidentsheep (2010-12-14 06:43:04)
Thats what I meant. Of course no one wants to do the shit jobs, but if one really needs the money, big cities always hire street sweepers. But I guess that the Donkey doesn´t need money that bad.presidentsheep wrote:
It took me a year of looking before i got my crappy part time job.Sisco wrote:
lol, looking to a bright future, arn´t you?TheDonkey wrote:
I have this mental block against looking for a job. Like, I physically cannot drag myself to do it.
The few times I have, I've never been called back.
There are lots of computer stores around, but nobody wants a teenager with no sales experience.
If your desired shops won´t hire you, do something less desirable. Like sorting tomatoes in a supermarket. Work the storage in a clothing store. Work the nightshift in a hotel. You get the idea.
If you´re into it, there is money to be made with online poker, but it requires work and experience (and money to start with, at least a bit).
online poker tax evasion
Started off in PC building stores. None of them would hire me.
Moved onto electronic sorta stores (maplin, pc world). Again nothing.
Tried anything involving even the slightest bit of pc based work (hmv, currys etc) Again nothing
Started trying crappier and crappier jobs.
Got job in Greggs.
The amount of money you get is suprising, first week netted me about £100 for 2 and a half days work, seemed a shedload of money to me at the time.
Yeah I read that troll physics comic tooHurricane2k9 wrote:
IDEA:
Buy gold in Ecuador. Since you're at the equator, gravity is weaker. Then go to Alaska or Antarctica and sell the gold there. Since gravity is slightly stronger at the poles, it'll weigh a bit more.
Rinse and repeat