What was your first job???

[iluvmycsx]

what was your first job??? and what did you learn from it?


i will start.....
my first job was delievering newspapers what did i learn that i not a morning person (parents had to wake me up most of the time) was late delievering papers most mornings.

 

[Nomar06]

Bagging groceries at 15 in the local grocery store. Good times....

 

[Nix]

Yup, paper route. Could get "working papers" when you were 14 if you were delivering papers. Afternoon route, just have to be there before 5pm. Sundays before 7am. 1 day off a year, Christmas day, unless it was a Sunday.

 

[What'sUpDOHC!]

Macadonalds at 15 a couple months lol most of my friends from school worked there also but only lasted a few months when the boss flipped and we all decided to quit.

 

[KennyGS]

Delivering the Philadelphia Bulletin at age 12. Sunday papers were murder.

 

[andre12dbsi]

My first job was working at a dry cleaners for cash on the weekend. It taught me that some people are lazy and get just about everything dry cleaned.

It was also my first time dealing with the public. That was an eye opener. There are some special people out there.

 

[FB2Chris]

Bagging groceries

 

[MrsJrotax101]

At 13 I was a chief instructor at a karate studio.
I learned a lot about people and the way each person learns and takes things in.

 

[ethlar]

My first job was a videographers assistant for weddings and other events, i learned how to shoot video, with a professional camera, edit and always double check the opening title slate before printing to tape so the bride doesnt get a video with a title slate reading:

"the wedding of yo momma"​

March 3rd 2001​

 

[FooBird]

Selling computers and cell phones at Circuit City.

Sales and commission work sucks and your boss can be a real dick.

 

[xXBob RossXx]

^whos isn't?

 

[Dar-Dar]

Did maintenance/cleaning work for my high school during the summer vacations.

 

[Asteezy88]

Worked the concession stand at a movie theatre and learned that that **** is overpriced. Never buy food at any theatre lol

 

[Dar-Dar]

Never buy movie tickets. I remember when it was less than $7 per ticket. Now it's well over $12. $18 for Imax 3D. WTF?

 

[Asteezy88]

Yea at our regal theatre it's 19 for IMAX...I stopped working there about three years ago and the prices have jumped sooo much since then it's crazy

 

[MrsJrotax101]

Never buy movie tickets. I remember when it was less than $7 per ticket. Now it's well over $12. $18 for Imax 3D. WTF?

Part of why I wait until it's on disc. I mean to buy Taken 2 right now..recently released is $19.99 blu-ray on amazon.com DVD version is $14.99
Yeah, I'm patient

 

[Asteezy88]

The first one was better but 2 is still great imo :p

 

[ADExternal]

Played 13 cards in highschool and made it a living out of it.....

 

[squiggy]

Paper route and corn detasseling at the same time at the age of 13...not recommended.

 

[Flippercon]

I was a construction worker, I remodeled homes (off the books under 16). First taxed job was at Dairy queen making blizzards.