2nd Job Choices
 

As most of you dont know, i work an overnight job 40 hours a week. For most this would mean sleeping the day away. However i dont sleep all that much leaving me with an over abundance of free time to sit on my ass doing nothing. Most would enjoy this free time, i do not. I dont like feeling this lazy, let alone actually acting this lazy.

Naturally i've been pondering for some time about filling my day time hours with a second job. This should be a simple task right, walk in to a bunch of places and fill out an application. The problem here is that im not exactally a nice person, with a fairly low tollerance for most of the population, kids taking the cake. I have worked retail as a salesman and can most times cover my hatred for others long enough to clear a shift. That was in the past, im far more filled with intollerance and hate than i was back then.

To cut this down, what are some places i can work 20 hours a week with a fairly regular schedule. With the stipulations that i should probably enjoy going to it, or atleast like something about it. I come to you since i cant really think of many jobs where i have minimal interaction with people, so try to keep that in mind.

landscape company, they will throw you on a mower for the day (seasonal of course)

Fluffer in Van Nuys...

Are you a work-a-holic? oOo:

I never knew you to be a scumbag towards people...i'm quite suprised.

Anywho, ever think of a store greeter? That should break you from your bad dealings with people !! biggrin:

I know what your feeling. You could be work at a grocery store. Their are lots of neat things you can do that don't involve people.

Start your own business that doesn't involve people.

Re: 2nd Job Choices
 

UPS - 21 hours a week and you could probably get an early morning shift so you could go straight from one job to the next.

janitor? i dunno what job involves little people skills. in my free time, i just go to a gym. it works, plus can help get a good night's sleep

Noctis's idea seems to be the best, although working at grocery store would be pretty slick.

staples like nyck

Yeah, i agree some sort of "Stocking" job would be good. Don't have to deal with people that much.

the UPS thing is good, I did that part time for a while and it pays well for a PT job and you get insurance!

Then you can do a TV show like "King of Queens" in your own town.

happy:

Shame on you for watching that.

fuck man, I work nights... its already enough...

[quote="[DAS REICH] Blitz":8634b]Shame on you for watching that.[/quote:8634b]

agreed.

start an amerature porn site.

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that show is fuckin funny

UPS is sick.

They pay you like $8.50/hr starting out and after 3 months or something you get their benefits. And UPS insurance is 100% free. You don't have to pay anything out of your paycheck. It's leet. Buddy of mine works for em.

I heard the trick to being a delivery man is driving slow and taking your time, the longer you're out, the more money you get. biggrin:

You get bonuses for finishing early, though. Bonuses > regular pay

Plus, you're only allowed so much time over your schedule before you get written up.

customer services! biggrin:

San Fernando, Nyck

Im intrequed by this UPS idea, though im not to interested in being a driver, since this is the seattle area and driving one of those trucks has to be a pain. I know someone has to load those trucks, but what time does that ussually take place. My job is acctually right next to a UPS depo and about 6 - 7 in the morning you get the flood of trucks heading out. So i assume its a night process, but do they also have a morning/afternoon shift?

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that show is fuckin funny[/quote:ac27d] imwithstupid:

It really depends on what kind of UPS place you work. If you have a hub in Seattle, they have shifts around the clock. If it's a truck loading spot, I think the shifts are a little different. But it takes years to be a driver anyway, you have to start out loading trucks.

you should go check it out

another thing you could check out might be warehouse work, just driving around a forklift for like 11/hr

BF- Desert Combat forklifts... biggrin:

This is pretty much what i do now, only i get $12 an hour.

Re: 2nd Job Choices
 

Be a clown. Then maybe you codul learn to be nice.

Real working men mow lawns in their spare time...

...why dont you, you know, relax in your free time? You'd be too stressed out to manage 2 jobs..

UPS isnt necessarily a driving job, my dad works in building maintenance but he used to be a mechanic there. loading stuff is probably your best bet

Hey, guys, I'm wondering, my dad MAY lose his job the 25th of this month. He has a bad knee, arthritis, and isnt physically fit, as he's pretty fat ( I know its a horrible thing to call your own dad, but Im telling the truth).

He used to do things called "Telecom" at ATT. You think he could do UPS? I mean..doesnt that require a lot of carrying boxes around and stuff?

Oh, BTW, he's 58 years old.