[Miscguy]

Originally Posted by DJHeadUp

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

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

[Duke_of_Ray]

Originally Posted by Miscguy

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.

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

[Doctor Duffy]

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..

[imported_Grim_Reaper]

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

[Doctor Duffy]

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.