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How many jobs have you had?

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I know, right! Tell that to Mr. Cat! :isurrender:

 

Tell Mr. Cat that my bride only had to work for 7 years after I retired.

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I've fixed friggin teeth since I was born, or at least it feels like that long

 

Are there any other kind?

Are there any other kind?

Removable?

I've fixed friggin teeth since I was born' date=' or at least it feels like that long[/quote']

 

What's the markup on crowns?

What's the markup on crowns?

Depends on what you get.

The way some folks have bounced around, some would be leery about hiring them.

More than I'd care to count, but in the interest of fun and jogging the memory, I'll give it a stab:

 

Mowed lawns in town as a kid, and for my church.

 

Worked a few months at a boat dock in town. My job was to weedeat the hillsides. It was the 1987 cicada summer and it was awful. Those creepy things loved the sound of the weedeater and would just come and sit on me. Ugh.

 

Worked at a wooden pallet factory for a few months before college. Nearly lost a finger a couple times.

 

Worked a couple summers at an auto parts factory during college. Have done a few other short factory stints through temp agencies, and didn't last long. I'm not cut out for factory work.

 

Also did two summers at Big Bone Lick SP working in recreation, lifeguarding and at the gift shop, also during college.

 

Worked at at least a half-dozen convenience stores over the years, and a couple grocery stores.

 

Worked a few months one summer building boats. It was awful. Did some construction for a while as well and hated it.

 

Did door-to-door vacuum cleaner sales for one day.

 

Worked at least a dozen or more different restaurants/bars over the years waiting tables, bartending and doing kitchen work.

 

Worked a couple of tax seasons as a file clerk for the IRS' satellite office in Florence. Saw some very interesting tax returns, and got to see how wonderfully inefficient things were around there.

 

Did five years at Best Buy before going back to get my degree. Also sold cell phones for about two months before realizing that it's kind of hard to sell something you know nothing about. I didn't have a cell phone at the time.

 

Worked in the media for the past 16+ years, with the last nine at my current place. Got back into bartending and waiting tables again a year ago in April and that's where I'm at. It was tough coming out of retirement to do restaurant work again, but I love getting paid to exercise, and I've lost 90 pounds since I started doing it again.

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I think I made it 2 months. Place was the worst.

True that. Even the 4 1/2 hour shift was just plain awful.

 

"Oh they're excellent. Best around"

 

"Okay could you rate that on a numbered scale where 1 is poor, 5 is excellent or anywhere in between?"

 

"Two I think."

 

"..............thanks. How would you rate Aldi on their produce?"

Lawn Care Company

Steak N Pasta

SIRS

Snappy Tomato Pizza

Independent Mortgage company

Cincinnati Bell

^ My HS and college years

 

Huntington Bank

Anthem BCBS

Now self employed

 

You worked for my uncle.

This is not in chronological order. That would be too hard. A lot of these were 2nd jobs.

 

I started babysitting when I was 10.

I worked at a wholesale supply company when I was 18.

I worked as a payroll clerk for a trucking company

Worked as telemarketer/reservations agent for U-Haul

Sold Avon

Sold Tupperware

Sold Mary Kay

Cashier at Winn-Dixie

Bookkeeper for a Condo construction company

Daycare worker

Shuttle driver for an independent company that picked up from hotels and took people to Caesars

Server at The Brewery

Server at The Louisville Palace's failed attempt at a nice restaurant, Stage Door Johnny's

Server at Rubino's/Assistant Mgr of their lunch time lunch cafe

Shift Supervisor at Starbucks

Administrative Assistant-Hotel

Reservationist-Hotel

Front Desk Agent-Hotel

Front Office Manager-Hotel

Sales Manager-Hotel

Director of Sales & Catering -Hotel

Revenue Manager-Hotel

Director of Revenue-Hotel

Housing Agent-Convention Bureau

Banquet Server

Proof reader/editor of college papers

Not sure what it was called, but I took x-rays and transferred them to microfiche

Medical records filing

Title clerk for a used car lot

Bartender

Accounting clerk for an architect

 

I am probably missing something.

1980-1994 my own lawn, landscaping, snow removal business

1989-1992 DHL

1991-1994 US Post Service (mailman in Sharonville)

1994-present Federal Express

 

For all of '91 & '92 my day went 7:00am drive to Sharonville PO work till 5:00, come home check on my workers cutting grass, head to Softball City, Rumpke, Expressway Park for softball, come home and sleep for a couple hours, then head to the Airport to work at DHL at 12:30am, get off at 5:30 shower at DHL grab a bite to eat and then head to Sharonville and do it all over again.

 

I was flush with cash, but never had time to spend it. :lol2: #burningthewickatbothends

 

Had a few part-time jobs from '85-'89 during the fall an winter to hold me over till grass cutting started.

You worked for my uncle.

 

I think there was an ownership change at one point? I remember a female owner/manager and it was kind of a mess.

This is not in chronological order. That would be too hard. A lot of these were 2nd jobs.

 

I started babysitting when I was 10.

I worked at a wholesale supply company when I was 18.

I worked as a payroll clerk for a trucking company

Worked as telemarketer/reservations agent for U-Haul

Sold Avon

Sold Tupperware

Sold Mary Kay

Cashier at Winn-Dixie

Bookkeeper for a Condo construction company

Daycare worker

Shuttle driver for an independent company that picked up from hotels and took people to Caesars

Server at The Brewery

Server at The Louisville Palace's failed attempt at a nice restaurant, Stage Door Johnny's

Server at Rubino's/Assistant Mgr of their lunch time lunch cafe

Shift Supervisor at Starbucks

Administrative Assistant-Hotel

Reservationist-Hotel

Front Desk Agent-Hotel

Front Office Manager-Hotel

Sales Manager-Hotel

Director of Sales & Catering -Hotel

Revenue Manager-Hotel

Director of Revenue-Hotel

Housing Agent-Convention Bureau

Banquet Server

Proof reader/editor of college papers

Not sure what it was called, but I took x-rays and transferred them to microfiche

Medical records filing

Title clerk for a used car lot

Bartender

Accounting clerk for an architect

 

I am probably missing something.

 

I don't see how.

Lawn jobs in middle school and high school

Stocker at Remke's during high school and college.

15 years at Convergys

1+ years at current job

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