Ha, I love that video.Larkin wrote:
Yeah, I'm unemployed/waiting for college to start...so my job is online gaming! So, yes it is stressful, sometimes I end up acting like our old friend Angry German Kid.
Sadly, I too can relate to him at times
Sadly, I too can relate to him at times
I work at a Speedway (a convenience store chain in the midwest), and it's usually not hard in the sense that the work is hard, but there's so much stuff to learn to do that it can be hard to stomach it all until you've been there a while. There are times when it can get pretty stressful - mainly when you're there by yourself and something goes wrong with the register, MoneGram machine, etc. Oh yes, and the drunk people add a bit of stress as well. But overall, not too difficult or stressful.
haha my job is easy....my first job btw, im 14
Indoor house painter, only work saturdays.
getting a new job at end of year at Pro Yamaha, replacing tires on motor bikes
Indoor house painter, only work saturdays.
getting a new job at end of year at Pro Yamaha, replacing tires on motor bikes
gahh, i painted houses last summer *the outsides*Machine_Madness wrote:
haha my job is easy....my first job btw, im 14
Indoor house painter, only work saturdays.
getting a new job at end of year at Pro Yamaha, replacing tires on motor bikes
that job blew
its actually rocks even more when 2 of your friends are in the same job as youSchwarzelungen wrote:
gahh, i painted houses last summer *the outsides*Machine_Madness wrote:
haha my job is easy....my first job btw, im 14
Indoor house painter, only work saturdays.
getting a new job at end of year at Pro Yamaha, replacing tires on motor bikes
that job blew
accept for the coffee breaks same goes with meSchwarzelungen wrote:
I work with Faculty and staff at Indiana Universitys physics building....occasionally its stressful...normally, no.
coffee and smoke breaks keep me going
I work as a plain clothes armed cash courier and it can be stressfull because of the
deadlines of getting everything done on your run before the banks close, and the stress
of looking over your shoulder all day waiting for some freak to mug you with a knife or
a gun or blood filled syringe...the list goes on.....and it pays crap all!
deadlines of getting everything done on your run before the banks close, and the stress
of looking over your shoulder all day waiting for some freak to mug you with a knife or
a gun or blood filled syringe...the list goes on.....and it pays crap all!
Let's see. I left the Army after 8 years acitve (including 3 deployments, 1 of them to Iraq). HIGH Stress.
Currently a security guard at an office building working 57 hours a week, 6 days a week. LOW Stress.
In two weeks, I start training as a 911 operator/ EMS dispatcher. Care to guess the stress level there?
Currently a security guard at an office building working 57 hours a week, 6 days a week. LOW Stress.
In two weeks, I start training as a 911 operator/ EMS dispatcher. Care to guess the stress level there?
Stressful and hard yes, but times spent at the local pub every weekend helps in my case...
Not talking about serious drinking but a couple of beers once in a while and chasing after skirts, that's my cure
Not talking about serious drinking but a couple of beers once in a while and chasing after skirts, that's my cure
The job no.
Working with my Ex Girlfriend yes.
Working with my Ex Girlfriend yes.
Well, I tutor younger kids in English/Mathematics, mostly the basic stuff in English and things like Algebra in Math. Not stressful sometimes, but other times, I have to explain something three times, and then three times more for them to get it. That's the only hard part.