Originally Posted by ryanman89

Freezer section of a waitrose warehouse. Especially on first day when i turned up in a t shirt not knowing it was the freezer section!

Really, every summer I walk through tesco thinking I'd love to be the guy working the freezers....but I guess it would suck in winter.

Originally Posted by superheavyrhun

Originally Posted by ryanman89

Freezer section of a waitrose warehouse. Especially on first day when i turned up in a t shirt not knowing it was the freezer section!

Really, every summer I walk through tesco thinking I'd love to be the guy working the freezers....but I guess it would suck in winter.

yea it was winter, and the night shift.
I was the same though, i used to envy people in freezers!

Actually, I don't think there was ever a job that I didn't like. I guess the closest one I could say is working at Bath and Body Works and it's only because there were so many hot girls working there and I couldn't bang anyone cause my current fiancee worked there too!

I wish I had stock room threesomes when I worked there.

Va beach,. Blue Petee's restaurant.Dishwasher,bus and prep 'cook' for like 4 bucks an hour.Free top notch eats nightly though and bar backs gave alot away at close time

Or drive through at Dell taco for 3 weeks,nasty shite!

I worked in a factory mixing herbs and spices together, My god did some of those things burn your skin like mustard oil and praprika and all the powder ones would stick up your nose. Plus it was a tin shed with NO fans and it was 30c+ outside.
By far the worst job i had i only lasted 5 days i only took it because i hadnt worked for 3months.

Groundwork. Digging foundations on building sites in London. Absolutely backbreaking. Doing a milk round at 5 am in the middle of winter with sleet blowing in from Siberia and being unable to feel my feet was pretty bad too, especially at 11 years old.

Working in Coca- Cola as a financial analyst. We were required to have a compulsory overtime on Saturdays and Sundays. I was in the office 7 days a week and 14-16 hours a day. I resigned immediately. The company is not for family man and for people with life.

Originally Posted by brucelee

Working in Coca- Cola as a financial analyst. We were required to have a compulsory overtime on Saturdays and Sundays. I was in the office 7 days a week and 14-16 hours a day. I resigned immediately. The company is not for family man and for people with life.

Quite shit. Does it pay well, at least?

Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing

Groundwork. Digging foundations on building sites in London. Absolutely backbreaking. Doing a milk round at 5 am in the middle of winter with sleet blowing in from Siberia and being unable to feel my feet was pretty bad too, especially at 11 years old.

I did a milk round but loved it. Loved giving women milk bottles in their nighties so I could get a great view. I was 13 and was the highlight for my day.

Originally Posted by Master

Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing

Groundwork. Digging foundations on building sites in London. Absolutely backbreaking. Doing a milk round at 5 am in the middle of winter with sleet blowing in from Siberia and being unable to feel my feet was pretty bad too, especially at 11 years old.

I did a milk round but loved it. Loved giving women milk bottles in their nighties so I could get a great view. I was 13 and was the highlight for my day.

I used to do a paper round in rural Wales from 6-7.30am every morning, no fitties to ogle, but there was a downhill path to my house at the end of the run which I'd tear up on my mountain bike every morning which was my highlight.

Originally Posted by Nameless

Originally Posted by brucelee

Working in Coca- Cola as a financial analyst. We were required to have a compulsory overtime on Saturdays and Sundays. I was in the office 7 days a week and 14-16 hours a day. I resigned immediately. The company is not for family man and for people with life.

Quite shit. Does it pay well, at least?

After discovering the kind of work I have in that company, I resigned immediately. Did not get my first month salary. According to old-timers, the company pays well. Money was not an issue for me then, so I did not even ask how much my salary would be.

I did not return to ask for my salary.hehehe. Technically, I have a receivable in that company. LOL.

It's collectibility is doubtful though so I've written it off already.