Had a few interesting and very challenging positions when I was younger
Worked on a trash truck - that lasted 3 days
Cleaned out oil tankers - yes someone actually goes into the holds and has to hose and scrub out the tankers
Worked construction - once working a concrete job with my brother he got concrete down his pants, by the time he got off the job site and home it hardened on his penis, his dick was so sore from it he had to wear a sock on his cock - ala Chili Peppers (true story)
First job I ever had was shining shoes as a 7 year old child, my grandfather built my shoe shine box. He found it a few years ago and gave it to me for Christmas with a note on it that read "Your First Business Venture"
One of the best Xmas presents I ever got, it sits in my office
Did a lot of landscaping as a teenager and early twenties, landscaping sound like a interesting job. It reality it can be laying sod in the rain after fire ants have gotten into the pallets of sod, that's after you rake and shovel all day to even the slope of the yard and to ensure rain runs away from the house or building
Also worked in warehouses in my twenties - hard physical labor (much like landscaping), in the tile warehouse I worked in I was the smallest guy there - as a result I can drive almost any forklift ever made
Worked a Hot Dog cart one summer at a college, lots of cute college girls
Worked on the lawn maintenance crew at a huge graveyard one summer, lots of strange stories there
Sure I'm forgetting a few
Moved into professional positions in my mid-late 20's with marketing firms - 60-80 hour weeks
That was after I had worked 40+ hours at the tile warehouse and then went to a part time job in the evening.
Got the nick name Clark Kent because when we worked overtime in the warehouse I had to go into the bathroom at the end of the day, clean up as best as possible and change into decent clothes for the part time job and head straight to the second job
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