full time college student. i'm considering a construction job. $14 an hour sounds good, but it's really a last-resort-kind-of-thing.
i had my own lawn business from the time i was 12 until 17 or 18. i worked for a few years as a lifeguard. i sell rover parts occassionally, but only what i take off my truck, not really a job, but it helps. i also worked as a parking lot attendant for a friend's mom at her salon. i got free drinks, sat in the shade, and watched movies on my lap top. $40 for a three hour work day is nice! and it wasn't too hot in the summer. worked on the rover in the parking lot as well and set up a hammock a couple times. it was gravel, so when a car would pull it, it would wake me up. man i love under-the-table jobs!
i can draw a mean picture, so i'm thinking about doing portraits for anyone who wants one. i'm also considering teaching beginner guitar lessons for a couple bucks.
if i had the space i'd be making sliders for cheap, but i have no where to weld.
i'm hoping to get an architecture degree and do that with my life...
i've had as many as three part time jobs at a time. i worked for two different pools at the same time, cut grass, and worked for my grand father every few weekends. i haven't had a job in six months and the fixed income i'm on from my parents is killing me! i wish someone would hire...
i had my own lawn business from the time i was 12 until 17 or 18. i worked for a few years as a lifeguard. i sell rover parts occassionally, but only what i take off my truck, not really a job, but it helps. i also worked as a parking lot attendant for a friend's mom at her salon. i got free drinks, sat in the shade, and watched movies on my lap top. $40 for a three hour work day is nice! and it wasn't too hot in the summer. worked on the rover in the parking lot as well and set up a hammock a couple times. it was gravel, so when a car would pull it, it would wake me up. man i love under-the-table jobs!
i can draw a mean picture, so i'm thinking about doing portraits for anyone who wants one. i'm also considering teaching beginner guitar lessons for a couple bucks.
if i had the space i'd be making sliders for cheap, but i have no where to weld.
i'm hoping to get an architecture degree and do that with my life...
i've had as many as three part time jobs at a time. i worked for two different pools at the same time, cut grass, and worked for my grand father every few weekends. i haven't had a job in six months and the fixed income i'm on from my parents is killing me! i wish someone would hire...
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