I started my very first Saturday job today at the local dry-cleaners :D
Where was your first Saturday job? Was it any good?
Mine's great :D :D
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I started my very first Saturday job today at the local dry-cleaners :D
Where was your first Saturday job? Was it any good?
Mine's great :D :D
I was a petrol pumps attendant on the weekends. I got paid a pittance but didn't get called into action that much (hardly any traffic, it was in a very quiet village), we used to sell the sunday papers, so most sundays I'd sit listening to the radiio reading through the sports sections...
still my favourite job ;)
I was a sand-based, beverage-container logistics technician in a tavern in Cork. Hated it.
Cushiest number I ever had was a security job for eastern Electrical. Just had to be there, there was a video player there and I brought my playstation. Crap money, but easily earned!
Worked at a garage, changing oil filters, spark plugs, repairing punctures etc.
I liked the fact that I was doing a good honest hard days work but tips were unheard of. I did a host of jobs when I was young.
From collecting glasses in a bar for a few pence to running youth discos for a small packet.
in a hotel in cork,pay was good,bbut the waitress' :D top notch
worked in a furniture factory, long hours and hard work.....made me realise i wanted to do as little as possilbe in the future, thus dj/civil servant :D
Worked in a golf shop a few evenings a week and on the weekends, had to listen to some tight feckers asking for discount all the time (BMWs, and Mercedes cars parked outside).
how do you think they got the money for such cars ???? every penny saved and all that rubbish ;)
Powercity working in the stores, fcuk was it hard work ! lugging round fridges, dishwashers etc all day. and my boss (who is my uncle) was a ******* ! lolQuote:
Originally Posted by tiktok
best number i had was running a Garden Centre, very handy number ! loved it ! and the pay was pretty good as well !
Lounge staff, then barman...
Also did a few nights security like Gary above. There was two blokes per night and we got there at 11, played football games on the playstation until about 4, then fell asleep and got woken about 7 by builders before heading home.
I'm still in my saturday job five years on :( :(
*here's a voucher Roar, GET A LIFE*
i worked in a veg shop
£10 for 8 hours
talk about a sweat shop, but sure it ws a fortune when i was 14. add the fiver pocket money i got and i was minted!
better than the dole in dublin, or drug dealing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hayser(the 2nd)
or pimping your sister (not that you'd get much)
Worst response ever? Jesus mate, learn to not take the bait...Quote:
Originally Posted by Pablo
Are you not taking the bait too by assuming that he was serious?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
The Dubs haven't the mental ability for mind games Peader leave em off
Of course he wasn’t serious but even jokingly, jokes about “your sister” are poor, 80s style playground stuff…Quote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
What kind of play grounds were you in around the '80s ..... have you something to tell us Dodge ?? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
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apparantly inchicore has put a ban on irony...
first proper weekend job (other than burning) was in Hills newsagents... ran the gaff, put up with locked oul fellas, annoying poster-up-me-jumper shams, crazy oul wans doin the lotto and all for £3.50 an hour \o/