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Mr. Elmo
01-22-2005, 07:58 AM
hmmm, im 16, no exp in the career fields. What type of job should i start out with? mcdonals is a :no: :no: :no:

wonder if places liek bestbuy/circuit city/ compusa accept 16 years old.

S!X
01-22-2005, 08:00 AM
try to get somethin in the warehouse business like unload shipments or someshit

SingaBoiy
01-22-2005, 02:27 PM
hmmm, im 16, no exp in the career fields. What type of job should i start out with? mcdonals is a :no: :no: :no:

wonder if places liek bestbuy/circuit city/ compusa accept 16 years old.
Have to be 18 in most electronic store. ;) If your got your L's you can deliver paper. :rolleyes:

Mr. Elmo
01-22-2005, 04:33 PM
Have to be 18 in most electronic store. ;) If your got your L's you can deliver paper. :rolleyes:


hmm....driving is good, but if im going to deliver stuff, might as well be pizza and get some tips...hehe

harrycary
01-22-2005, 08:45 PM
I worked in a movie theater all through high school.

Except for the cleaning, it was a great gig.

I only made minimum wage though($2.85hr).

But, free movies, downtime between shows and meeting a lot of girls made it pretty sweet.

I just wish the internet was around back then so I could bootleg movies.

That would've been a piece of cake the last 2 years I was there 'cause I was the assist mgr(with all the keys) and knew how to thread-up and run the projectors.(I used to have private screening parties for my friends after hours)

I got the job with the help of my marketing teacher at school.

Fast food work sucked back then and is even worse now.

good luck

bigboab
01-22-2005, 09:35 PM
I worked in a movie theater all through high school.

Except for the cleaning, it was a great gig.

I only made minimum wage though($2.85hr).

But, free movies, downtime between shows and meeting a lot of girls made it pretty sweet.

I just wish the internet was around back then so I could bootleg movies.

That would've been a piece of cake the last 2 years I was there 'cause I was the assist mgr(with all the keys) and knew how to thread-up and run the projectors.(I used to have private screening parties for my friends after hours)

I got the job with the help of my marketing teacher at school.

Fast food work sucked back then and is even worse now.

good luck


I worked in the movie theatre when I was young too. Free movies. Low wages but you are not spending because you are working when you would normally spend. You get to meet lots of people. :)

Ariel_001
01-22-2005, 11:25 PM
Have to be 18 in most electronic store. ;) If your got your L's you can deliver paper. :rolleyes:

What is a "L" and why is it needed to deliver paper.

worldpease
01-22-2005, 11:47 PM
Im guessing L, stands for Drivers License, lol...
and you need a car to deliver the Paper.

Mr. Elmo
01-23-2005, 12:57 AM
I worked in a movie theater all through high school.

Except for the cleaning, it was a great gig.

I only made minimum wage though($2.85hr).

But, free movies, downtime between shows and meeting a lot of girls made it pretty sweet.

I just wish the internet was around back then so I could bootleg movies.

That would've been a piece of cake the last 2 years I was there 'cause I was the assist mgr(with all the keys) and knew how to thread-up and run the projectors.(I used to have private screening parties for my friends after hours)

I got the job with the help of my marketing teacher at school.

Fast food work sucked back then and is even worse now.

good luck


ooo wtf? 2.85hr? over here, min wage is 5.75....i think. I refuse to work anywhere for less than $7.....well, unless it was a strip club/photoshoot

trajillo
01-23-2005, 02:52 AM
Im guessing L, stands for Drivers License, lol...
and you need a car to deliver the Paper.

L = Learning and you have that for about a year or something but you got to drive with a person with a full License..and after that you do some tests and you get P's which you can drive by yourself for like 2 years or something then you get Green P's and then your full License..... sad.. :no:

tesco
01-23-2005, 02:57 AM
well, don't do deliveries.
paying for gas costs quite a bit.

Mr. Elmo
01-23-2005, 04:13 AM
well, don't do deliveries.
paying for gas costs quite a bit.


it's 1.95/gallon :no: :no: :no: :no:

Rip The Jacker
01-23-2005, 04:18 AM
I worked in a movie theater all through high school.

Except for the cleaning, it was a great gig.

I only made minimum wage though($2.85hr).

But, free movies, downtime between shows and meeting a lot of girls made it pretty sweet.

I just wish the internet was around back then so I could bootleg movies.

That would've been a piece of cake the last 2 years I was there 'cause I was the assist mgr(with all the keys) and knew how to thread-up and run the projectors.(I used to have private screening parties for my friends after hours)

I got the job with the help of my marketing teacher at school.

Fast food work sucked back then and is even worse now.

good luck
I'm in high school right now, and I work at a movie theatre, and its great! :D

Minimum wage is $2.85 for you? :blink: I make 10 cents more than minimum wage here ($6.75).

But yeah, free movies (me and 3 friends anytime)! My brother keeps the ticket stubs, and its $10 a movie, I've saved over $500 on movies alone! :D Then there is the downtime, girls, celebrities that come. Everything is cool, box office, concession, and hell, even cleaning is great! People forget money, cell phones, video games/music CD's they buy from Tower Records, and just leave it in the theatres. :shifty:

harrycary
01-23-2005, 05:31 AM
Umm, yes minimum wage in the united states was $2.85 in the US.

It was 1981.

Although technically min wage was $3.35, there was a provision in the law that stated kids my age can be paid min wage minus .50¢ per hour. That is if you didn't work more then 40 hours a week.

Supposed to save businesses money or something.

Still a good gig. Paid for gas, beer, smokes, pretty much anything I wanted.

Plus, I used to sell the candy from school at the inflated prices of a movie theater. Since I counted the money at night, I just took my share of the differences in prices. For every box of M&Ms (both kinds) I made .50¢.

good times, good times.

Rip The Jacker
01-23-2005, 05:34 AM
Umm, yes minimum wage in the united states was $2.85 in the US.

It was 1981.
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