Thought things were on the up and up…

If it’s a legitimate job, who gives a frick who frowns on it?

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Think it’s worth it?

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Do you need a job? Than that question is irrelevant.

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They’re looking for part time TSA at Barkley Regional

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Find a full time instead of multiple part times

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I think about quoting my job and joining TSA every time I see those guys running the backs of their hands on peoples asses.

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A lot more asses you don’t wanna touch than asses you do wanna touch, baw

You can gain from it and bring class to the profession.
Go for it.

17-25 aint that bad. Don't splurge. Gotta run across "interesting" people in that job.

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Even though there’s a ton a jobs out there, unfortunately they’re the crappy retail and restaurant jobs

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I'd bet a nut construction trades are hiring in your area, given that tornado y'all had not long ago.

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I think about quoting my job and joining TSA every time I see those guys running the backs of their hands on peoples asses.

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”To my job: I quote thee!”

Been getting my phone blown up with notices that Lily, Inc. is hiring full time telcom technicians all around LA. With zero prior experience, they are bringing folks in around $17/hr. With just about any kind of prior experience or degree, they will hire at $25/hr. Guaranteed 40 hours plus OT @ 1.5 and good benefits. Can be hard work but definitely a cut above part-time retail/restaurant, plus a chance to advance with tenure.

I’ve been trying to hire a laborer for fifty to 150 per hour.

Must be able to stack boards properly.

Must be able to look a man in the eye when speaking and more importantly listening.

Must be able to tell the the difference between bent sheet metal and not bent sheet metal.


May be required to stack two boards on top of each other. Bonus points if you can put the wider board below the narrow board without a fight.

Had a job in Baton Rouge in November that I would have paid handsome money to someone that could cut a piece of plastic tubing, screw a clamp and push the tubing into a push on connection.