yay...got a winter job [/sarcasm]

[Aurorav8 10+ year member]

I run a detailing business during the summer, but come winter time I obviously don't get the volume of business I need to pay the bills because of the frigid weather and snow/ice/slush/shit...so I went out and got a decent winter job to at least stay afloat during the winter.

It's at a distribution center working 4 days a week at $15.35/hr...time and a half for anything over 35 hours!!!

Back to working for someone else for a few months. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/uhoh.gif.c07307dd22ee7e63e22fc8e9c614d1fd.gif

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[davidfre21 5,000+ posts]

$15.35 is hella cash i only get 6.75

 

[Aurorav8 10+ year member]

$15.35 is hella cash i only get 6.75

It's a paycut from the detailing business I own, but it usually evens itself out because I'll wind up getting a few jobs here and there, mostly interior work.

 

[packerfan 10+ year member]

I get 7.25 an hour and time and a half on sundays, my checks are only 350 or so each, but deff good for my age....

 

[Aurorav8 10+ year member]

I get 7.25 an hour and time and a half on sundays, my checks are only 350 or so each, but deff good for my age....

10 hours out of my 40 will be at close to 24.00/hr....could always use more though.

 

[paikiah 5,000+ posts]

i sure could use more...

my old part time was teching english to kids... got paid about $35/hour, if in groups of 3 or more, then my total pay was about $60/hour.

Yes, there's a LOT of Americans and Canadians here teaching kids english.

 

[BiaBia 10+ year member]

Its hard for me to accept any job that pays less than $10 an hour. Thats why i'm going to work for my mom. She makes somewhere around the $75 an hour mark these days.

-Alex