workin crew...what do yo do?

i have two jobs...i work for a graffix company setting up business accounts, and i work part time doing internet tech support

what do JOO do!?

 

nothing. I want a job, but my mom thinks it will get in the way of grades. *sighs*

 

so play the dollar game against her then...start getting her to buy you all kinds of shit, and giving you money to get a pizza or somethin when ever you want...

when she starts refusing, tell her, its either job or money, its not fair that you COULD have the things you want, but she's preventing you from getting them.

then play the "im going to be in school for probably the next 5-8 years...am i supposed to wait till then to get my first part-time job"

 

I still have to get my 40 hours done before anything. I'll probably get a job next summer, probably at a place like Athletes World at Sqaure One, they're always hiring.

 

<div class="quote_poster">Quoting Banks:</div><div class="quote_post">I still have to get my 40 hours done before anything. I'll probably get a job next summer, probably at a place like Athletes World at Sqaure One, they're always hiring.</div>
Really? Is 16 enough to work at Athlete's World? I always see 20 year-olds working there.

My first job was a newspaper delivery route, but I wanna go to Wendy's and make 7 bucks an hour flipping burgers.

 

<div class="quote_poster">Quoting Trip:</div><div class="quote_post">Really? Is 16 enough to work at Athlete's World? I always see 20 year-olds working there.
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Many high school kids work there, 2 at my school work at the one in Sqaure One Mall.

 

I cleaned windows in the summer, it payed big bucks, my last week of working, I worked 3 days, 9-4, 9-2, and 9-4, and I made $220

 

^How long were your breaks? I couldn't clean windows from 9-4 without getting long breaks in there.

 

I'm working at the mall until I graduate from uni. I work at Tip Top Tailors and North By Northwest. NN is a pretty small company. We sell Columbia, Soloman, Northface, Bodyglove, Birkenstock, etc. It's cool because they only have a couple of stores so you get to know the owner and stuff. They're also really relaxed and they don't care about sales targets and stuff so much as other places. You're also allowed to work in shorts and sandals if you want because that's the kind of stuff we sell.

Come winter time, I can get Columbia or North Face stuff really cheap: like 10-20% below cost.

But I want to work at Champs, Sportchek or Athletes World because that's the stuff I'm really interested in.