re: What low-paying job from long ago do you miss?

Worked golf course maintenance for quite a while as a youngster.

shite was awesome, 6-2:30 schedule and just had fun during the day. Had a cool superintendent and coworkers.

Maintenence/Greenskeeper at a country club. Spend all day outdoors working the golf course then play 9 when I got off. The superintendent lived on the course so he would show up or call in and tell us what we needed to do then we wouldn't see him. We'd spend all day riding around drinking and smoking pot and flirting with the girls at the pool.

first job I had was delivering for a local pizza joint on the North Shore of Oahu. Good times

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Worked for my parents in their convenience store. It didn't pay well but I enjoyed it even when pulling an 18 hour shift. We lived in the same area so I not only loved the work but the interaction with the community and many of the relationships I built last to this day. My Step Dad grew up dirt poor and didn't think twice about extending credit to most any regular customer. Many people tell me to this day how grateful they were. We sold out in '96 and he had about $30,000 of unpaid credit on the books.

In college I was the "lobby supervisor" for the girls dorms. I'm still not sure what I was supposed to be doing but I got plenty arse while trying to figure it out

DJ at my local, small-town skating rink

Camp counselor

When did you hang out at t.j.s?