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A Whopper sounds damn good!

 

Original chicken (that long one), no lettuce, add cheese, extra mayo

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...-gossip-thread.411211/page-9082#post-25817999

 

double with cheese, no pickles.

 

All that it requires me to do is go on their website and Make two different job searches. That's all that it requires. In the past three months I have applied to almost 20 places and only a few of them have actually responded back to me so I am trying to find another job but at the same time I'm looking at travel distance and how much are they paid. I'm not going to travel an hour for a job that's only paying me $12 an hour cuz I'm not making any money. If I travel an hour for a job my minimum pay I will take will be $15 or $16

 

I tried helping a neighbor/friend, got him a job. $20 an hour, but by the time he paid child support and gas-- commute and taxes he was working for free. Or thats what he said at the time. Ended up getting fired i think

 

Have you thought about going back to school for like a certificate or associates degree in what you know how to do? Getting that would give you an edge and probably get you above the $20/hr mark. You’d probably get schooling for free.

 

I read something about drivers are making up to 60-70 grand or some such these days.

 

I can't afford to go back to school. Even if I did get free school again like I did before I can't afford it because I still have to have a minimum amount of money every week to pay for my house and all my bills

 

Im trying to go get the tent next weekend lol. My Tepui is too small for two adults, a kid, and a dog.

 

Make him drive it down! So he can come drink and have a fire at the house! Lol.

 

Also let me know how much you want for yours…. We were just talking about missing the Tepui.

 

Sweet, I’ll definitely let you know.

 

I worked full time 6/7 days a week, 90+ hrs and still carried a full 20 credit hour load each semester while I finished my bachelors. It can be done if you have the drive to better yourself.

 

I’ve heard they do make good money. Especially when you have the money to buy your own rig.

 

Working full time and school full time is possible. I did it. Not the easiest, but it’s not impossible.
I’d work 40-50 hours a week, do night class/online classes for my bachelors and had a newborn.

 

This!

 

you can make damn good money hauling containers in/out of Philadelphia ports. Most of the time drivers are home every night.

 

I never got to see the Port of Philadelphia when I lived there. Probably should have been on my to-do list.