post #31
17 June 2006, 10:21 UTC#31
Family farm. After school, weekends and shit.
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Where do you slave?
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post #32
17 June 2006, 11:09 UTC#32
pass newspaper...
post #33
17 June 2006, 12:28 UTC#33
No job, no money.
post #34
17 June 2006, 13:55 UTC#34
QUOTE
I work in a night club.
THE BEST DAMN NIGHTCLUB IN TOWN
post #35
19 June 2006, 19:31 UTC#35
I work as a freelance 3d designer and as CAD designer for a precision pump company that produces miniature pumps for medical/analytical products like respirators, gas analyzers, aquarium pumps etc.
My "official" job is mechanical engineering student.
My "official" job is mechanical engineering student.
post #36
19 June 2006, 19:32 UTC#36
Working is for old people. I get EMA and find my money. I found $10 today taped to a piece of work which was on the wall. 
post #37
19 June 2006, 19:36 UTC#37
QUOTE(Rob764 @ Jun 17 2006, 02:55 PM) [snapback]348820[/snapback]
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I work in a night club.
THE BEST DAMN NIGHTCLUB IN TOWN
Word up.
Starting Saturday, me and Mike are side by side at the Co-Op.
post #38
19 June 2006, 20:01 UTC#38
A&P Super Foodmart
2 years this month, easiest job ever
2 years this month, easiest job ever
post #39
19 June 2006, 20:06 UTC#39
QUOTE(benCKa @ Jun 17 2006, 06:46 AM) [snapback]348680[/snapback]
NOKIA
Uh, I was in a Nokia plant once. There were tons of production machines (Siemens) shitting out phones from themselves. Tons of plasma displays also, with stuff like that:
Phones produced this week: 634 000 (53 %)
Target for this week: 1 100 000
Failed units: 1200 (5.3 %)
The numbers were constantly changing. At 6 or 8 or 10 o'clock there was a shift. A loudspeaker said: "Good night for the people going home, and welcome to the people in the nightshift."
Seriously, it reminded me of the Matrix movies, where the most important thing is that the machines are operating, the humans are serving the machines. It was surrealistic, there is never night, night looks exactly as the day, because of the constant lighting.
And we were checked at the exit, there was a metal detector so sensitive that even metal transplants makes it beep.
I work for a company, doing IT. It is stressful sometimes, but it's pretty good most of the time.
Liam: What is Co-Op?
post #40
19 June 2006, 20:12 UTC#40
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QUOTE(benCKa @ Jun 17 2006, 06:46 AM) [snapback]348680[/snapback]
NOKIA
Liam: What is Co-Op?
British superstore chain. They sell a little bit of everything.
post #41
19 June 2006, 20:31 UTC#41
QUOTE(Liam @ Jun 19 2006, 09:12 PM) [snapback]349912[/snapback]
QUOTE(peanuttt @ Jun 19 2006, 09:06 PM) [snapback]349909[/snapback]
QUOTE(benCKa @ Jun 17 2006, 06:46 AM) [snapback]348680[/snapback]
NOKIA
Liam: What is Co-Op?
British superstore chain. They sell a little bit of everything.
You sure? I could never find the children section. Had to go to Icelands for that.
post #42
19 June 2006, 21:51 UTC#42
I work at mcdicks which is gay n sick there everythings so greasy, and I work at Co-Op gas station pumpin gas, thats such a easy job 