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You have good genes.Jersey Girl wrote: ↑Thu Jul 02, 2020 4:01 amOh for pete sakes. I took overtime anytime I could get it plus evening speaking fees. I'm still standing.
You didn't have to do it in hazmat gear.Jersey Girl wrote: ↑Thu Jul 02, 2020 4:01 amOh for pete sakes. I took overtime anytime I could get it plus evening speaking fees. I'm still standing.
You have no reason to say that without knowing my health history. Has nothing to do with good genes. Growing up in poverty makes some people push harder for what they want or need. My first ever job was minimum wage, during the holiday season I worked well over 50 hours a week while going to school. I lied about my age to get that job. I never once expected anyone to hand me anything. I went out and got it for myself.DoubtingThomas wrote: ↑Thu Jul 02, 2020 4:10 amYou have good genes.Jersey Girl wrote: ↑Thu Jul 02, 2020 4:01 amOh for pete sakes. I took overtime anytime I could get it plus evening speaking fees. I'm still standing.
I think I had the coronavirus and nothing happened to me.
How do you know what I had to do it in? Do you know my work history? Do you know how many types of jobs I've done in my life? What about Jersey Boy? Do you know his work history or the requirements of each of his jobs?ajax18 wrote: ↑Thu Jul 02, 2020 4:56 pmYou didn't have to do it in hazmat gear.Jersey Girl wrote: ↑Thu Jul 02, 2020 4:01 amOh for pete sakes. I took overtime anytime I could get it plus evening speaking fees. I'm still standing.
I'll give you credit for not being upset that you paid higher tax rate for overtime pay than regular pay. It's something I despused as an employee.
Lol. Minimum wage, holiday season, 50 hrs a week? Sounds like retail temping at a Jersey Mall over Christmas/Hanukkah shopping season. So yes, that’s the equivalent of working in hazmat gear, IMHO! kudos to you, Jersey Girl, for working hard and taking responsibility at such a young age.Jersey Girl wrote: ↑Thu Jul 02, 2020 5:39 pmHow do you know what I had to do it in? Do you know my work history? Do you know how many types of jobs I've done in my life? What about Jersey Boy? Do you know his work history or the requirements of each of his jobs?
Do you think you have it harder than everyone else or something? If you do, that mindset is your greatest enemy.
I'll tell you exactly what my first job was but I am not sure you'll know the store because it's gone now but I think the last to go was in your general location. I lied about my age at 17 to get a $1.35 per hour job scraping goddamn rock hard Italian Ice on the sidewalk in sweltering heat in front of a Two Guys store in Monmouth County in summer. I worked my freaking sweaty ass off there. By Christmas I was working inside (not really, it was in the entry way where I then froze my freaking ass off) and the store was open until midnight. I can still recite the closing PA announcement verbatim because I usually worked nights. Later, I worked inside, learned every f-ucking job in the department, ended up in management. Bought my own car in the process and met some guy who was mopping floors and cleaning f-ucking toilets who had 3 jobs. ;-)Lemmie wrote: ↑Thu Jul 02, 2020 9:00 pmLol. Minimum wage, holiday season, 50 hrs a week? Sounds like retail temping at a Jersey Mall over Christmas/Hanukkah shopping season. So yes, that’s the equivalent of working in hazmat gear, IMHO! kudos to you, Jersey Girl, for working hard and taking responsibility at such a young age.
