re: What’s the most “baw” job you’ve ever had?

I worked on boats that supplied offshore rigs for a couple summers.

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Tattoo artist in Tickfaw

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What thread is this from? Link please.

1. Landman
2. Electrician journeyman

My first summer job was running parts at an aircraft repair center. Kept with it during the year, either getting parts ready for the next day or tearing down incoming brake units. By the time I was in college I was assembling brakes during nightshift. Only a couple people would be at the shop, I’d throw my headphones in and start throwing things together. Then the units that were built and inspected earlier that day I would move around on the forklift to be picked up by the truck the next morning. Looking back it was a solid job where I had to interact with almost nobody

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Wire puller in a plant

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Were you the soap man? I've worked as an electrician's helper a few summers too.

Radio DJ.

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Cutting, grading, drying, pulling from a chain and stacking lumber

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This pretty much sucks.

Worked cleanup in a saw mill. It was pretty cool, actually. Switched box cars, ran saws in the yard, ran hysters, set up sprinklers on log sets......

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I worked on boats that supplied offshore rigs for a couple summers.

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Worked on an anchor handling supply boat for a few hitches one summer. We got paid $5 an hour straight time and got time and a half after the the 40 hours. We were pod for every second we were out there.

When we left the dock we had no idea where we were going or when we would be back. Sometimes it would be 5 days some jobs would last 2 weeks. Needless to say I quit that job after a few months

Wind Farm Construction

Offshore helicopter mechanic