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Mine was paid tutor in high school. then fast food.
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counselor in other fields, needs certifications, summer camp counselor youngsters
Demovictory9
Mar 2021
#2
I would have loved to be out in the field, but no, it was in the Federal Bldg. in San Francisco.
alwaysinasnit
Mar 2021
#7
first trip to vegas, wasn't carded for the free alcohol, yes...was different world
Demovictory9
Mar 2021
#14
I was 15 when I started. I was probably 16 or 17 when I started using a knife,
rsdsharp
Mar 2021
#25
It's surprising the amount of blood you lose depending on where it happens
captain queeg
Mar 2021
#91
Working in the family business cleaning meat lockers. First PAYING job - prep work in a restaurant.
Runningdawg
Mar 2021
#26
Shinning shoes and cleaning spittoons at a local massage parlor. Or that's what I claimed on the
brewens
Mar 2021
#27
Babysitter at 8 years old, paper route at 12 years old and tomato grading and packing at 14.
littlemissmartypants
Mar 2021
#40
A typist at an insurance agency. Some of the forms had up to 8 carbon copies.
Arkansas Granny
Mar 2021
#41
Working as a gift wrapper during Christmas at an exclusive men's store in SF called Bullock
kimbutgar
Mar 2021
#53
Very cool story! I was a Belk gift wrap girl in high school. I loved wrapping gifts.
littlemissmartypants
Mar 2021
#69
Whatever happened to Aetna? I rhink theywere health insurance foe foemer job
Demovictory9
Mar 2021
#60
I had to stand on a milk crate to reach the grill to cook and fill plates to send through
Solly Mack
Mar 2021
#63
used to be lots of stationery stores. Now just one, that I know of, the Hallmark stores
Demovictory9
Mar 2021
#92