What's Your Job?

I am a loader at UPS. They pay me to stack boxes! SUCKERS!!

i'm in 9th grade.... and I'm homeschooled. I used to babysit.... but thats about it. D:

I'm currently doing Stage Management for Theatre, but I absolutely hate it. So I'm going to change. I'd like to do Creative Writing but chances are I'll end up doing Computer Games Design and Programming since I'm technically more qualified for that then the former.

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Originally Posted by Sephex

I am a loader at UPS. They pay me to stack boxes! SUCKERS!!

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:beer: A fellow browny.

Computer Tech Support

I'm in 6th grade. It sux eggs.

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Originally Posted by Azar

I'm a high school senior, and just finishing up my last 7 or so weeks of class. I loathe it, pretty much. But hopefully college will be fresh, exciting, and much more interesting.

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+ I tutor some kid for 20 bucks an hour about once a week.

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Originally Posted by Azar

Short of something career-based, I can't think of a better job.

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I'm a G.I. Joe.

I'm currently a University student with only two jobs. One is working at Tim Hortons, the other is working at Tommy Hilfiger. I get more than I need, so I'm happy with it.:)

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Originally Posted by SoulTaker*

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Originally Posted by Sephex

I am a loader at UPS. They pay me to stack boxes! SUCKERS!!

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:beer: A fellow browny.

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Cool. I work in the big Chicago area one.

I'm a Senior in highschool. So much better than highschool/primary school - you pick the subjects which you want to do, you get your own schedule and the school is there to support you - they want you to achieve, so they do everything they can to help out. Still, doing TEE is hard work. I like it. I don't have a job because I choose not to and no one expects me to have one right now. I couldn't handle doing TEE and working. Too much.

I teach English as a Second Language here in South Korea. I love my job because I get paid very well to have conversations with students between 18 and 65; and it feels very satisfying to see the improvement individual students make from month to month. Also, the school pays my rent and travel expenses. :cool: It's got to be the best job for people who are in debt after finishing university. Whatever money I don't spend on food or partying goes straight into the bank. Cha-ching!

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Originally Posted by Despotus

I teach English as a Second Language here in South Korea. I love my job because I get paid very well to have conversations with students between 18 and 65; and it feels very satisfying to see the improvement individual students make from month to month. Also, the school pays my rent and travel expenses. :cool: It's got to be the best job for people who are in debt after finishing university. Whatever money I don't spend on food or partying goes straight into the bank. Cha-ching!

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My parents have been pushing me for months to go to Korea and do exactly that. They keep saying that I'll be paid bucket loads, but it's like, I don't want to go to Korea. >_>

Job..? What's that? :confused:

Okay, seriously. Legally, I'd be considered unemployed. But unofficially, I'm a writer. I've decided to dedicate all my time to my writing. I know myself that I would never get anything finished if I spent half my day in a job, just to get home, exhausted and unable to write, by the end of the evening.

I'm also heading to University before the end of the year, to do a Bachelor of Arts Degree. :)

I study the almighty Custodial Arts. Beware..........