Member of the Month

KilaTsunami
October, 2024

Online

Welcome to the Newschoolers forums! You may read the forums as a guest, however you must be a registered member to post. Register to become a member today!

The feeling of being employed

profile picture
steezinseagal
Posts: 70 - Karma: 10
is such a great feeling.  last summer I was jobless, couldn't for the life of me find a job and I applied everywhere.  I thought this summer might be the same but I just scored a job delivering pizzas at dominos.  can't wait to toke up and deliver some 'zas.  but I especially cant wait to

GET MONEY

and then spend it surfing in south america for as long as I can afford.  I feel sorry for any of you in high school finding a job once summer starts is gonna be a bitch with the economy and all
May 12 2008 7:15PM
0 0
profile picture
BMskier
Posts: 3363 - Karma: 365
ummm...welcome to the real world homo
May 12 2008 7:19PM
0 0
profile picture
b-kul
Posts: 4350 - Karma: 1,111
congrats?
May 12 2008 7:23PM
0 0
profile picture
proZach
Posts: 7163 - Karma: 919
have fun delivering pizzas...
May 12 2008 7:25PM
0 0
profile picture
SirFryanator
Posts: 11149 - Karma: 1,415
A bunch of people have jobs in the summer...but congrats anyways. I'd personally hate to deliver pizza for dominos you'll be their bitch. But hey, free/discounted pizza is good too!

I get to lead people up mt. rainier this summer for cash. YAY.

Other than that, I lifeguard and do freelance graphic design and will start to busker/sell CDs at some music festivals. stoked!
May 12 2008 7:30PM
0 0
profile picture
laurence^
Posts: 1575 - Karma: 19
I must admit it's a good feeling knowing you're making money
May 12 2008 7:35PM
0 0
profile picture
Skavengers303
Posts: 964 - Karma: 192
how hard is climbing rainer? me and my dad were planing on climbing this summer but is chickening out. i have climbed all 46 high peaks in the adarondeks. is rainer that much harder?
May 12 2008 7:39PM
0 0
profile picture
SirFryanator
Posts: 11149 - Karma: 1,415
It's not terribly hard if you're in shape. 14,410 feet.
But it is a good endurance climb. Some parts are super sketch (top third mostly), but RMI if that's who you want to lead you is a good guide company. I do it through a relatively independent group, but we still get people. We take a longer trip around the lesser trekked side of the mountain, and and I'm just starting this year as a guide, so I'm not sure about all the ways of the mountain. As of now, I will be basically a paid intern.
May 12 2008 7:51PM
0 0
profile picture
Dylan_
Posts: 9824 - Karma: 1,403
cool story hansel
May 12 2008 7:51PM
0 0
profile picture
ax_murderer
Posts: 3322 - Karma: 30
well done.
im supposed to get a job but im a lazy sun of a bitch, and havnt been looking anywhere. my moms freaking out. i keep waiting i ahve this idea that ill just be out and about in public and do some good deed and some old dude is like "hey thats nice of you, howd you like a job?" and then give me mad loot and advice and shit. the sooner it happens the better
May 12 2008 7:53PM
0 0
profile picture
low_fidelity
Posts: 2673 - Karma: 118
once i beat up a pizza delivery guy with an oversized plastic baseball bat so........


watch out
May 12 2008 7:54PM
0 0
profile picture
Aenigma
Posts: 11256 - Karma: 424

Haha, this thread just got me back in touch with reality.  Probably 95% of the businesses in Bozeman are hiring right now, and I'd be willing to bet at least 40% would have work for high school kids as soon as they walked in the door.  And yet I still work out of state.....hmmm.

Delivering pizzas could be kind of fun though.  You'll always be doing something a little different and you can just jam out all the time and get some tips.  The only drawbacks I see are putting miles on your car and probably hating pizza for the rest of your life.

May 12 2008 7:55PM
0 0
profile picture
2+2=5
Posts: 3676 - Karma: 18
work sucks if its boring
May 12 2008 8:03PM
0 0
All times are Eastern (-5)