You do know I work for the courts now....no you don't. You do now!

lol...i can drive a car...i do know how to ck the fluids because we had to do that w/a fill-up...

Plumbing!

The worst job I had was sewer repair.
I have had to use a special suit with an air hose attached to deal with a house that had a long standing sewer rupture under it. I had to handle remediation first by pumping out almost a foot of sludge from under the house before I could patch the pipe.

Even with my air supply almost two hundred feet away there was no escaping the smell. Worst was the crawl space was only 22 inches!

I was not paid enough for that and quit after the first one I had to do like that.

Nothing like being stuffed in a bag and forced to work in a VERY cramped space hoping like hell the suit didn't rupture!

LOL.....looks like you may have looked under one before!!! LOL.......critters....trash.....leakey pipes (of ALL kinds), to say the least.....it was interesting.....but.....one has to make a living....I'd do it again if it was all I could get though.....

sounds like something mike rowe does,

Yeah.....workover rigs are bad.....did it for 2 weeks....BUT....the big "triple" drilling rigs are FUN work!!! HARD work, but it gets in your blood.....Paid very good too....I worked on the drilling rig for 4 years.....learned a WHOLE bunch about geology, and pressures of fluids, and hydraulics, and mechanics......and got quite physically fit too!!!!!

Well.....we did it all....and I haven't paid a professional mechanic for anything except front end alignments in over 40 years....there's nothing I can't do or fix on any model vehicle....it was just my preference to learn more than wiping windshields and checking oil......

No worries. I'm an engineer, not a bank robber. Actually, I've done a bit of work for the Federal Courts (Southern District) and (don't hate me) the IRS. I have a friend thats a judge and he's cool.

But I am still no fan of law enforcement. Bullies mostly. And exempt from the laws that they are supposed to enforce.

But good for you. You're at work now I suppose. having a few on our dime?

I work on a deadline system. And I don't take lunches. When it's busy, I'm on here less and I work nights and weekends. I take my job very, very seriously.

I was a bouncer at a Mexican nightclub... I was a budding pro-wrestler for some podunk wrestling organization (think three steps below "backyard wrestling")... I was a car salesman for about two weeks... and I was a call center idiot for four weeks.

I dunno which was worst of all, though.

Years ago I worked in a bagel shop. After a couple weeks the owner decided to leave me in charge for a weekend and gave me a young kid to train. We got swamped and the kid disappeared on me so I went looking for him. Finally found him in the basement jerking off. Decided to find other employment after that.

OMG.... that was great!

Yeah, I agree. I worked on a few drilling rigs in S. Louisiana and really liked it. Floorhand, lead tongs. I always have liked hard work and, to this day, even though I do computer and engineering stuff, still get a hard day in from time to time. Just a few months ago a friend came by and asked me to help him for ONE day hanging steel on a new paper plant here. I put off my other work and ended up staying over a month until the job was done. Hard work is good and good for you.

The worst job I ever had was the one which actually required me to work.

Day traders, ftw!

I never SAW a bagel until I moved to NYC. Now I wish I hadn't ever had one, much less the one with creme cheese. Thanks. lol

Yea...at the time it wasn't funny but looking back now...like, his pants were around his ankles and when he heard me approachind he was doin' the bounce to get back in his pants...but his ass was showin' when I found him...God....

Working as a maid in a hotel and did it until my ninth month of pregnancy...14 rooms a day you clean by yourself. Did I mention my baby weighed 9lbs. 4oz. I was a whale. The weekends were the worst with the love fest that were taking place. YUCK!

I worked in a place that did commercial kitchen equipment repairs. They hired me in at half the going rate ( found out after 4 weeks) and then told me to choose between college or the job after I asked for the going rate or wages.. The agreement was I was able to continue the education. so I quit and left them hanging for jobs. Told them to hire the other guy back who always had call backs on his work.

i have also worked at a telephone call center; along with 500 other people.(please, do not do this unless you love rejection,and rudeness, on a daily basis.)