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My dad died when I was young. Spent my youth working with uncles that were all craftsman. Grandpa was the best though

 

First job was steamin’ out cattle liners. Got $6 a piece. Big money for a kid back then. No benefits.

 

In my state I think we are limited to a 5 round clip

 

Just a few of the few I have hidden back

 

Just got home, first job was building engines in toyotas. Great experience and made me want one just for the engineering. Best cars I’ve ever had to rebuild.

 

All my jobs have been car washing and a federal job

 

I cleaned out and loaded cattle trailers
Smelled like chit everyday

 

My keltec is 31 rounds loaded

 

After high school became a Teamster ,loading tractor trailers for Shop-Rite grocery stores . $6.50 an hour ,big buckaroos in 1980 . Then backhoe operator for private realty corporation. Then got my CDL around 1993 .

 

30+1

 

Your federal job is a good job right ? Good pay and benefits ?

 

My first job in High School was cutting and loading pulp wood by hand. We did not get a cable loader until my third year loading. By then I was turning wrenches for money.

 

Don’t work there anymore as it ended but paid $25 an hour. Would work 40 plus another 10-15 overtime. Saved most of it and putting it towards a giant down payment for a new truck

 

Nice

 

If fuel reimbursement is a benefit then yes I also got that. I’d take the long way home on purpose to rack up miles. Got $0.57 per mile

 

First job I had was loading cows at the sale barn

 

My very first job was detailing cars. Started as a hobby that I picked up from YouTube then would go out and wash peoples cars for money when I had spare time

 

If I had to do it all over a state job with good medical and retirement benefits would have been nice . I never could figure out what I wanted to do for a living . Partied too much unfortunately.

 

My first paying work was in a tobacco field if dad wasn’t working my brother and I in his. Dad didn’t pay us he fed us.

 

Now all the farms are wacky tobacco