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post 1444522843 05-27-2016, 05:35 PM
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Originally Posted By nick753
Mirin 27 an hour at 24.. what do you do? Srs
Work at a bank, doing a weird sort of data analyst system administration type of role
post 1444522993 05-27-2016, 05:36 PM
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Originally Posted By PutSomeRespek
I do that but I can already feel my back fuking up from the hard labor.
You have to feel yours body and do movement so you do not hurt you. I do such stuff for decades and I'm fine.
post 1444523003 05-27-2016, 05:36 PM
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****, I just temped for a month, did nothing and I got paid an entire months salary until they terminated me. For no reason, they said I wasn't a fit, but seems they're hiding something, no company takes a month to figure out someone is not fit. Esp when they didn't even give them any work.

But I will have made about $3000 after taxes for doing nothing. I just wish I can continue this cycle and have a career as non minimum wage seat warmer.
post 1444523013 05-27-2016, 05:36 PM
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Originally Posted By PutSomeRespek
I live on my own and don't rely on my parents anymore. You think I can get fafsa and not have to pay for school that much? My salary is 16/h.
i went to school with less.
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post 1444523353 05-27-2016, 05:39 PM
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You mad i have an office job and actually work maybe 2-3hrs a day tops
rest i youtube or misc
yeh u mad
plus i make more then you
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post 1444523603 05-27-2016, 05:41 PM
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Originally Posted By PutSomeRespek
I always lifted even in my teens but construction takes a toll on your body to a whole new level
In lifting you do movements that are good for your health and spine, and in construction you do movement that make job done. It is not about yours spine in construction, whatever happen with it.
post 1444524293 05-27-2016, 05:45 PM
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Originally Posted By bbsitum
In lifting you do movements that are good for your health and spine, and in construction you do movement that make job done. It is not about yours spine in construction, whatever happen with it.
Work harder not smarter. This is why I'm glad I'm not a laborer, they're a dime a dozen and contractors treat them that way. Even Union laborers. OP, learn a skilled trade or go back to school and do something else.
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post 1444524303 05-27-2016, 05:45 PM
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Originally Posted By Comboking
You mad i have an office job and actually work maybe 2-3hrs a day tops
rest i youtube or misc
yeh u mad
plus i make more then you
you live in canada. Not mad. Would rather stay at my job than move to cuckada
post 1444524353 05-27-2016, 05:45 PM
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Originally Posted By JetFalcon
****, I just temped for a month, did nothing and I got paid an entire months salary until they terminated me. For no reason, they said I wasn't a fit, but seems they're hiding something, no company takes a month to figure out someone is not fit. Esp when they didn't even give them any work.

But I will have made about $3000 after taxes for doing nothing. I just wish I can continue this cycle and have a career as non minimum wage seat warmer.
Maybe they fired you because you did nothing.


You should have felt by the first two weeks if you were a fit or not based on the way they were treating you srs. Or they ran short on money and had to make lay-offs.
post 1444524433 05-27-2016, 05:46 PM
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Originally Posted By bbsitum
In lifting you do movements that are good for your health and spine, and in construction you do movement that make job done. It is not about yours spine in construction, whatever happen with it.
yeah they're both completely different. I noticed my forearms getting huge ever since I got into construction and my natural strength going up rapidly vs when I was lifting.
post 1444524513 05-27-2016, 05:46 PM
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Originally Posted By Comboking
You mad i have an office job and actually work maybe 2-3hrs a day tops
rest i youtube or misc
yeh u mad
plus i make more then you
Than*

And I also worked an office job, in the supplement industry to boot, so it was encouraged to hit the gym throughout your work day. Worked for maybe an hour in the morning, misced, YouTube, etc. for the rest of the day. Made good money. Was bored as absolute dog chit and felt like a beta *******.
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post 1444524563 05-27-2016, 05:47 PM
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Originally Posted By PutSomeRespek
srs? how much boxes you carry a day you'd say?
It varies, could be only 200, sometimes as much as 500 or so, ofcourse thats with walking back and forth, makes bulking efficiently neigh impossible

bags not boxes tho
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post 1444524603 05-27-2016, 05:47 PM
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Originally Posted By harmsxwhey
>Construction
>7 and a half hour days

What kind of kindergarten construction company you working for, *******? When I was working for an asphalt/seal coating company, 7 hours was a half day. Absolutely srs. Best paycheck was for 157 hours in two weeks.

Brb heavy duty boots that don't burn
Brb rock comes out of truck at 400F
Brb sealant causes chemical burns
Brb have to wear jeans and long sleeve to prevent sunburn and dehydration

Quit being a pussy.
My uncles company. I only have to work 8 hours. lol at working 12 hours construction per day. You'd officially be dead by the end of the shift.
post 1444524743 05-27-2016, 05:48 PM
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Originally Posted By BurningWolf
It varies, could be only 200, sometimes as much as 500 or so, ofcourse thats with walking back and forth, makes bulking efficiently neigh impossible

bags not boxes tho
Slavery of peace. Leave while you can!. I bet you don't even have a union or benefits. Atleast your lifting max's are impressive.
post 1444524993 05-27-2016, 05:51 PM
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Originally Posted By PutSomeRespek
Slavery of peace. Leave while you can!. I bet you don't even have a union or benefits. Atleast your lifting max's are impressive.
nope no benefits, tried to get into construction jobs but they wont accept me, did run into one guy said he might be able get me masonry work, but that's just as labor intensive, planning on going to college this fall tho
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post 1444525083 05-27-2016, 05:51 PM
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Originally Posted By BurningWolf
nope no benefits, tried to get into construction jobs but they wont accept me, did run into one guy said he might be able get me masonry work, but that's just as labor intensive, planning on going to college this fall tho
Would die if I was you/10. Rather be homeless than do that with no benefits or union.
post 1444525473 05-27-2016, 05:55 PM
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Originally Posted By VinceField
Man, you could probably make double what you're making now for a fraction of the work by getting into the service industry.
As what a server or bartender? I never applied to those type of jobs. Do they actually make good money or is that a myth
post 1444525733 05-27-2016, 05:57 PM
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Originally Posted By RougeProdigy
Maybe they fired you because you did nothing.


You should have felt by the first two weeks if you were a fit or not based on the way they were treating you srs. Or they ran short on money and had to make lay-offs.
No one treated me badly, they were all friendly. They didn't look like they wanted to fire me. But they could have, I don't know, but then I think they should have fired me sooner, I waited after 2 weeks to see what happened. I researched and went on investopedia to look like I was learning, but then after 2 weeks I just got over it and I realized it didn't matter. I either figure they were going to train me later or just let me go. But when it came close to a month, it felt pretty long to get a paycheck to do nothing.

But I just kinda got free money that's how I look at it. My bank acct is close to being at $50k. They didn't even assign me any work to do so how does one work when they have not been given work. Like at most, I just had to help email some employees and that's about it.
post 1444525883 05-27-2016, 05:58 PM
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Originally Posted By PutSomeRespek
As what a server or bartender? I never applied to those type of jobs. Do they actually make good money or is that a myth
highly dependent on tips, if you live in a densely populated area its probably better. Most places will only hire females, atleast where I'm at
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post 1444526033 05-27-2016, 05:59 PM
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I love to have my mind occupied but these last 2 days were fukn chit for me

We're in transition mode and i literally did absolutely nothing all day and drove around in my company car

Even went to the gym on clock but the time lasted sooo fukn long...im not one of these fuks that can sit around all day on the clock and do absolutely nothing
post 1444526173 05-27-2016, 06:00 PM
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Originally Posted By PutSomeRespek
contracter? interesting. Thanks
Not true. I'm very top notch carpenter, none dineid it and worth 35-40$ hour. Plumber is 125$/hour and electrican is 75$/hour. Developers, home builders, fixer upers are above all of us. Theirs work worth like 500$/hour, and do believe for comerciall developers like thousands/hour.
post 1444527843 05-27-2016, 06:11 PM
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Originally Posted By LFAesthetics
He just doesn't get it man. Today this is what I did at work. I misced, received two emails and replied to one, went out for Mexican at lunch, and listened to pandora all. Day. Long.

Obviously not every day is this chill, (Memorial Day weekend) but the general gist is I get paid to stare at the misc board more so than I get paid to actually work.

And they pay me 27 dollars an hour to do it.
I like this stories. If I would know English I would be parasite too. Only one catch. One day you will lose yours job and what you know? Nothing? All you paid for nothing folks will stock groceris in yours 50ties.
post 1444528553 05-27-2016, 06:17 PM
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Originally Posted By nick753
believe that i am getting paid to do this

Originally Posted By LFAesthetics
He just doesn't get it man. Today this is what I did at work. I misced, received two emails and replied to one, went out for Mexican at lunch, and listened to pandora all. Day. Long.

Obviously not every day is this chill, (Memorial Day weekend) but the general gist is I get paid to stare at the misc board more so than I get paid to actually work.

And they pay me 27 dollars an hour to do it.
What did you guys major in? Srs
post 1444529533 05-27-2016, 06:25 PM
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same here OP... would gladly spend money on strip clubs and asian massage parlors with other peoples money, now I just stick to strip clubs primarily without private lap dances.
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Originally Posted By bbsitum
Not true. I'm very top notch carpenter, none dineid it and worth 35-40$ hour. Plumber is 125$/hour and electrican is 75$/hour. Developers, home builders, fixer upers are above all of us. Theirs work worth like 500$/hour, and do believe for comerciall developers like thousands/hour.
It's not always as shiny as it looks.

Electrician that wired my house got like $50/hour to do so.. But that's only when he's actually working, he spends a lot of days with no work at all. in February he worked like 8 days out of the month.

A plumber making $125/hr as your claim is only getting a few calls a day. Average plumber in US earns $54,000 per year.

Head carpenter at major airport I audited made $80/hr and he was the top dog.
post 1444531403 05-27-2016, 06:39 PM
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Originally Posted By Dan916
It's not always as shiny as it looks.

Electrician that wired my house got like $50/hour to do so.. But that's only when he's actually working, he spends a lot of days with no work at all. in February he worked like 8 days out of the month.

A plumber making $125/hr as your claim is only getting a few calls a day. Average plumber in US earns $54,000 per year.

Head carpenter at major airport I audited made $80/hr and he was the top dog.
at least 50% of the work is customer acquisition.
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same here. School then uni then couldn't find a job so did warehouse and manufacturing work. Couldn't wait to get out. These days a work 12 hour days mostly behind a desk but its pretty chilled. After tax make 1200 a week which is ok
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Originally Posted By PutSomeRespek
This is bs and lies made by the misc. The only type of people that get these type of jobs are code monkeys that finish their tasks fast but people who say they get paid to misc are completely bsing. They are out of shape, depressed and miserable most of the time. They hate their jobs also.
I make a little more than you, and I work in an office where I work about 3 hours a day and fuk around the other 5. 100% srs, no frauding. It's pretty boring, not gonna lie, but I appreciate the money and the fact that I don't have to do grueling physical labor all day
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Even when you make more money you realize the value of money and not spending it frivolously. Good job OP!
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