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post 1444508003 05-27-2016, 03:39 PM
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I work full time doing construction. 7 and a half grueling hours on your feet doing hard labor. You can't even sit once during those breaks. Only time you get to sit down is during your 30 min lunch break. The pay is 16 an hour but I come home miserable and depressed. My back aching and my body getting torn into pieces day by day. Before I used to spend money while living with my parents on dumb things while not working. I never realized how hard my parents worked to provide for the family.
post 1444508223 05-27-2016, 03:41 PM
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eat a big breakfast
get enough sleep
?????
stand up and regenerate!
post 1444508343 05-27-2016, 03:41 PM
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Learn the value of money when you have none and need it
post 1444508363 05-27-2016, 03:42 PM
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Originally Posted By zhengterry
eat a big breakfast
get enough sleep
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stand up and regenerate!
I do that but I can already feel my back fuking up from the hard labor.
post 1444508773 05-27-2016, 03:43 PM
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It's good to learn the value of money.
post 1444508843 05-27-2016, 03:44 PM
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Get an office job and misc all day for $25/hr.
post 1444509063 05-27-2016, 03:45 PM
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Originally Posted By imbored21
Get an office job and misc all day for $25/hr.
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.
post 1444509083 05-27-2016, 03:45 PM
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I remember when I was working in a lumberyard all day in the miserable heat for minimum wage

now I just shake and pour alcohol and I get paid like 4x the amount

good to realize the value of the money at a young age makes me not take anything for granted
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post 1444509173 05-27-2016, 03:46 PM
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Originally Posted By TheMeninist
It's good to learn the value of money.
When I have kids i'm going to make them get jobs at an early age. I was so spoiled and never realized the value of money till I started working srs.
post 1444509363 05-27-2016, 03:48 PM
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Originally Posted By KoCorl
I remember when I was working in a lumberyard all day in the miserable heat for minimum wage

now I just shake and pour alcohol and I get paid like 4x the amount

good to realize the value of the money at a young age makes me not take anything for granted
That's pretty much me right now since i'm in construction except I don't get paid min wage. I get full benefits and a union which is good but it's hard work. But yeah man I realize I can't do this forever and need to find something that would make me happy doing it and it makes enough for a living.
post 1444509543 05-27-2016, 03:49 PM
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Never pass up an opportunity to better yourself.

While you're doing this grueling manual labor, get your ass in school so you can get gainful employment without wrecking your body. Might take a few years, but anything worthwhile is worth doing. And no, that doesn't mean get your communication/liberal arts degree with student loans like half the country does.
post 1444509613 05-27-2016, 03:50 PM
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Originally Posted By jghaverty
Never pass up an opportunity to better yourself.

While you're doing this grueling manual labor, get your ass in school so you can get gainful employment without wrecking your body. Might take a few years, but anything worthwhile is worth doing. And no, that doesn't mean get your communication/liberal arts degree with student loans like half the country does.
thanks man. I regret not going to school. Yeah if i go it will be in stem lol
post 1444509673 05-27-2016, 03:50 PM
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Originally Posted By PutSomeRespek
When I have kids i'm going to make them get jobs at an early age. I was so spoiled and never realized the value of money till I started working srs.
parents want the best for their children, if my parents forced me to workcel i would ldar immediately
post 1444509773 05-27-2016, 03:51 PM
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Originally Posted By doubledareyou
parents want the best for their children, if my parents forced me to workcel i would ldar immediately
Only summers for a month just for them to realize how hard it is to make a buck in america
post 1444510123 05-27-2016, 03:54 PM
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Originally Posted By PutSomeRespek
thanks man. I regret not going to s"chool. Yeah if i go it will be in stem lol
'"if i go".

you already failed. Start now, youre 22. Get a fafsa going right now, and apply for part time **** somewhere in the fall. Ten years from now youre gonna be like "**** I wish i went to school. oh well, at least Im getting overtime this week".
post 1444510233 05-27-2016, 03:54 PM
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Originally Posted By jghaverty
'"if i go".

you already failed. Start now, youre 22. Get a fafsa going right now, and apply for part time **** somewhere in the fall. Ten years from now youre gonna be like "**** I wish i went to school. oh well, at least Im getting overtime this week".
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.
post 1444510373 05-27-2016, 03:55 PM
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Tfw you purchase something trivial, like a dinner and beer at a decent restaurant, and can't believe you have to trade 5 hours of your time just for that meal if you earn minimum wage.
post 1444510553 05-27-2016, 03:57 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.
You can either make excuses or find time, energy, and money to get ahead.

Do what it takes. If changing the job to something less stressful is what it takes, then do it.
post 1444510653 05-27-2016, 03:57 PM
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used to be in construction when i was younger

get out while you can boyo
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post 1444510953 05-27-2016, 03:59 PM
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Originally Posted By XabstractX
Tfw you purchase something trivial, like a dinner and beer at a decent restaurant, and can't believe you have to trade 5 hours of your time just for that meal if you earn minimum wage.
i know that feeling man lol. I went out to a restaurant last night and spend 72 dollars. IN my head i'm like wow.. about 6 hours of hard manual labor in the summer just for that? not worth it!
post 1444511133 05-27-2016, 04:00 PM
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Originally Posted By Vulvarine
used to be in construction when i was younger

get out while you can boyo
I always lifted even in my teens but construction takes a toll on your body to a whole new level
Originally Posted By GodlikeDra
You can either make excuses or find time, energy, and money to get ahead.

Do what it takes. If changing the job to something less stressful is what it takes, then do it.
thanks for the straight forward answer man
post 1444511553 05-27-2016, 04:03 PM
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the less you make, the higher the value of a dollar
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post 1444511853 05-27-2016, 04:05 PM
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Totally understand and that's why working class people get so pissed about taxes. Anyways, if you are going to stay in that field always look to move up.
post 1444512093 05-27-2016, 04:07 PM
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on the plus side, you'll automagically get shredded if you wanna cut
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post 1444512503 05-27-2016, 04:11 PM
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Originally Posted By Ratfish
on the plus side, you'll automagically get shredded if you wanna cut
I'm already shredded man thanks to this job. It's impossible not to be if you're in construction unless you eat way too much. My co workers some of them have the bulky physique because for lunch they eat like half a pie of pizza + soda and other candy. They're all naturally strong and the ones that go to the gym have impressive lifts.
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OP if I where I would go flip burgers at burger king live furgal and go back to school and learn a trade that pays good money without breaking your back, example a dental hygienist earns between $72,330 and $98,440
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do a course and become a digger operator or crane driver

then you can just sit back while everyone else has to work around you


when i worked construction the guy who drove the crane on the railway made $120 per hour
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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.
lol *******. I am one of those people and am not even a code monkey. Literally sit in an office handing off issues to our developers telling them to fix it. Made 55k last year and have an offer with a new company to start me out at 62k, just waiting on my start date. I started off in construction and landscaping from 18-20. By 21 I finally got an office job and my worst day in an office is literally 500X better than my best day in the hot sun doing manual labor with perverted alcoholics. Negged fukker.
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Originally Posted By nick753
lol *******. I am one of those people and am not even a code monkey. Literally sit in an office handing off issues to our developers telling them to fix it. Made 55k last year and have an offer with a new company to start me out at 62k, just waiting on my start date. I started off in construction and landscaping from 18-20. By 21 I finally got an office job and my worst day in an office is literally 500X better than my best day in the hot sun doing manual labor with perverted alcoholics. Negged fukker.
please stop. You don't misc all day and I know it's an exaggeration made by depressed code monkeys like yourself to act like there job is amazing. Only thing I agree with you is the office job is 500x better than construction.
Originally Posted By Bonkies
do a course and become a digger operator or crane driver

then you can just sit back while everyone else has to work around you


when i worked construction the guy who drove the crane on the railway made $120 per hour
is that what you do?
Originally Posted By Adnim
Be grateful you have a job m8. Are you aware that there are people on this forum who can't get jobs? YAMISOMEBODY is one of these people. He has cramped fingers and a back from posting on the misc all day, but I guess you don't care about that either.
why are you dissing black jesus brah lol
Originally Posted By alphafreak
OP if I where I would go flip burgers at burger king live furgal and go back to school and learn a trade that pays good money without breaking your back, example a dental hygienist earns between $72,330 and $98,440
I wish I earned that much
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Originally Posted By PutSomeRespek
please stop. You don't misc all day and I know it's an exaggeration made by depressed code monkeys like yourself to act like there job is amazing. Only thing I agree with you is the office job is 500x better than construction.
ok lol. with your attitude I can see why you're in construction. Have fun baking in the sun digging ditches brah. BTW Every post i've ever made on the misc is from my air conditioned office. lol at not getting paid to misc. Dead srs.
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