San Diego BS Thread.

thanks for the offer, not entirely sure how soon i can run up there though :/

 

I think I have an extra wrench that I made that you can have. Im in el cajon

 

Should be!

 

Can't stick a piece of solid round steel in there instead? I've used big phillips screw drivers before if you don't mind kind of smashing the outer edges of the holes.

 

I'm picking up the one in el cajon, but i did that with a punch and beat the shit out of it, i snapped it twice. (the first time it was still useable, the second time it was not)

 

anybody selling a rear bumper off their 2nd gen tacoma? if so, hit me up! thanks

 

I have a chrome one in great shape. Let me know if you want it

 

pmd!

 

Anyone know of any pt jobs in San Marcos? Everything on cl that isn't 10$hr requires ba degree/bilingual/10 years of experience all for like 12$ hr lol

 

Welcome to the job market in North County haha

 

Look for driving or delivery positions.

 

apply to be a valet lol. tips kick ass

 

Costco.

 

I applied at costco then got a job a few days after at this other place, but they are only giving me 12 hours a week at 12$ a hour and that's terrible for me. Lol no one can live off that

 

Not great, but one the "seasonal" hours hit, it will be alot better.

 

apply to ace or that other valet comapny whos name i cant think of right now. so long as you can pass a drug test, dont have visible tattoos or facial hair its a really easy job to get and i make upwards of $15 an hour usually

 

How can you afford to live off a part time job that's not commission anyways?

 

Student loans probably

 

I'm a full time student.

 

You would be surprised, even skilled trades dont wanna pay well, or at least the starting pay is pretty low, pays barely more than jobs where you dont need to know anything to get started, I used to make $13 per hour as an EMT working for Hartson Ambulance service out of Encinitas, but that was back in the late 90s

If you want to make some really good money look in to HVAC. Or even better yet an HVAC control systems (generally android based) company my buddy makes $60 per hour and he has been there 9 years but starting pay was still waaay better than other jobs out there, he worked for a company that made display booths before that, so he came in knowing virtually nothing. Might be worth looking into.