my aunt had a wholesale shop on Harwin worked in warehouse at age 14 -16 building bikes and helping her around . I would get 50-100 a day. I was only working weekends and breaks
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I'm going to give away my age here...
My first job was a lifeguard at the local pool, it was a city job and paid $8 a day. Then I got a paper route, think I made about $70 - $80 a month (big $$ for a 14 y/o). Then I washed crop dusters at night during the spring time - $1.50 an hour. Then I worked on the rice farms in the area, $15 a day. Between junior and senior year, I got a job with a construction company that was repaving the streets in our little town. That job paid $1.85 but we got LOTS of overtime. During senior year, I learned how to arc weld, so after graduation, I got a job with an oilfield construction company as a welder - $2.50 an hour. The man who owned that company also had a rice farm, so when there wasn't any welding to be done, I would go out to his farm and work on the farm equipment.
My first job was a lifeguard at the local pool, it was a city job and paid $8 a day. Then I got a paper route, think I made about $70 - $80 a month (big $$ for a 14 y/o). Then I washed crop dusters at night during the spring time - $1.50 an hour. Then I worked on the rice farms in the area, $15 a day. Between junior and senior year, I got a job with a construction company that was repaving the streets in our little town. That job paid $1.85 but we got LOTS of overtime. During senior year, I learned how to arc weld, so after graduation, I got a job with an oilfield construction company as a welder - $2.50 an hour. The man who owned that company also had a rice farm, so when there wasn't any welding to be done, I would go out to his farm and work on the farm equipment.
I was the "Lotto Girl" at our neighborhood liquor store when I was fifteen. I sat at the Lottery window and ran all the lottery tickets and scratch off's.
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