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SFB
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my parents are really pressuring me to get a job. the problem is i really dont enjoy dealing with people and i dont want a job. but since im probably gonna have to get one anyone have good suggestions for a job note: im 17.
Jan 24 2013 10:17PM
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roddy116
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stahp
Jan 24 2013 10:18PM
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Aidan-G
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Suck dick for a living. Your other thread shows me that you have talent
Jan 24 2013 10:18PM
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ALMIGHTYSOSA
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Christmas tree farm
Jan 24 2013 10:20PM
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Deezy
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kids these days...
Jan 24 2013 10:22PM
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.AR6rider.
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Dude, you're like less than a year older than him...
Jan 24 2013 10:23PM
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Cotter
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Sling Crack
Jan 24 2013 10:23PM
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SFB
Posts: 8895 - Karma: 26,346

that would actually be dope.

Jan 24 2013 10:24PM
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grapejuice3000+
Posts: 2132 - Karma: 1,985
invest in gold! thats as good as a real job right there. the value can only go up!!
Jan 24 2013 10:27PM
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JWeinstock
Posts: 3439 - Karma: 1,352
he needs a job to make money first...
Jan 24 2013 10:54PM
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ChucklesNorman.
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I lost. Hard.
Jan 24 2013 10:55PM
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grown-ninja
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yea dude, 95% percent of people dont like working, Id say 80% of people hate what they do-its just called growing up
Jan 24 2013 10:56PM
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*rkp*
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check for municipal job postings. things like outdoor maintenance (street keeping, grass mowing in parks etc) are usually solitary in nature and pay quite well. (I know at least in B.C. people made 22$ an hour driving ride-on lawn mowers around parks all day)

also, if you're old enough see if you can get on a flagging crew

otherwise suck it up and get a job like everyone else.
Jan 24 2013 11:19PM
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NotoriousT.S.E
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Dishwashing. Where i worked there was a first and second dishwasher. The first dishwashers dealt with all the gross shit and put it through the machine. Second dishwasher took the clean dishes, dried them off and put them away. Both decent jobs for being 17, the chefs usually make you food and you can eat ice cream and shit while all the waiters/waitresses are stressed out and running around. Not a bad gig for starting out.
Jan 24 2013 11:22PM
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DANETRON
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And then when youre slammed at the end of the night they are at the bar cou.ting out way more money than you made in three days.
Jan 24 2013 11:27PM
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NotoriousT.S.E
Posts: 1014 - Karma: 439
^ Well were I worked their wasnt any tips (assisted living/nursing home). I worked as a waiter but switched to dishwashing because you got paid the same, and OP said he didn't want to deal with people.
Jan 24 2013 11:31PM
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Sno.
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man, kids who "don't want a job but are willing to take a good one if necessary." hahaha

Jan 24 2013 11:35PM
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Casey
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try to get on where your friends work. Its much more fun to work with friends.
Jan 24 2013 11:37PM
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skiminnesota
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Something with your local park district maintenance department. Did that for 6 summers through HS and 2 of college.
Jan 24 2013 11:41PM
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lineskier10
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blow jobs
Jan 24 2013 11:50PM
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CandyNipples.
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This is honestly your best bet. It got me through beauty school and now i work at a salon!!! No more blow jobs!!!!!!
Jan 25 2013 12:37AM
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UncleBurt
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work construction orr maybe join a lobster boat like deadliest catch. See how a man provides for his family
Jan 25 2013 12:39AM
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cool_name
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restaurant
Jan 25 2013 12:41AM
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volvotom
Posts: 2045 - Karma: 712
Along those lines municipal jobs tend to pay well, for someone of your age park districts often have all sorts of opportunities: after school programs, lifeguards, and need staff for any number of other programs. I did this for a few months in college.
Jan 25 2013 12:53AM
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Stickity
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i dare you to think of an easier job than being a lifeguard
Jan 25 2013 12:58AM
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Spic-N-SpaN
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buy a gun and head for north dakota
Jan 25 2013 1:03AM
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act.resist
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become kanye west
Jan 25 2013 1:21AM
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DANETRON
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Not sure what this would accomplish?
Jan 25 2013 1:35AM
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Darth.Maul
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Get a job with friends. I make pizza with 2 of my best buds at a local restaurant and we just chat and have a great time working. Sure the pay isnt spectacular but at least its fun and good for a part time job.
Jan 25 2013 1:38AM
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Spic-N-SpaN
Posts: 2002 - Karma: 1,465
I think it's the sand oils or something but that place is booming right now, but that's attracted a lot of scummy people so it's a little wild west like out there, hence the gun.
Jan 25 2013 3:10PM
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Rachy
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Hotel front desk was probably the most relaxed job I've ever had. If you get a job at a decent spot, you just sit, relax for your shift, drink lots of free coffee/juice/hot chocolate/whatever and do school work or watch movies or whatever. Then every now and then you check someone in. So easy and mellow. You do have to be nice to people on occasion, but there were nights with 1 check in or nights with 40, and even still, that's not too many people.
Jan 25 2013 3:18PM
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Parrish
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I've heard it's getting expensive to live in some places in North Dakota, that is unless you're in the Oil industry and then you're just floating in the money
Jan 25 2013 3:44PM
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Randy_Quench
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lol at being 17 and still not having a first job..
do you have a license and a car you drive? what else is handed to you?
Jan 25 2013 3:45PM
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miroz
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I lost. He's got a kid on the way doe that's a lotta responsibility.

You should lifeguard or bus tables. Sometimes the servers will tip you in when you do a good job bussing. When I worked in a restaurant for the summer there were busy nights that I'd make over 100 in tips alone. Cash moneyyyyy.
Jan 25 2013 3:46PM
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onLINE
Posts: 1013 - Karma: 423

you dont like dealing with people, the dishwashers are waiting for yah bud. Congrats at growing some balls and not feeding from your parents as much. Even thinking about a job beats most of the kids on NS.

Jan 25 2013 3:49PM
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volvotom
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Indeed, the exponential growth and demand for workers has outpaced housing supply and new builds. Just need to hope the market doesn't overreact and create a surplus.
Jan 25 2013 4:05PM
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Spic-N-SpaN
Posts: 2002 - Karma: 1,465
Me and a couple of friends were thinking it would be cool to buy a camper, work up there in the summer, then in the winter drive it up to Utah or Oregon or Colorado and shred all winter, then repeat till we had real jobs.
Jan 25 2013 4:24PM
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