What was your worst job ever?
October-18th-2002, 11:59 AM
#36
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Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Windsor, Nova Scotia Canada
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OMG! You guys are making me laugh my *** off. I'm sitting in my office laughing at your misery. People keep looking and wondering what I'm doing 
I have to agree any job invloving body parts has to suck big time. I'm with Foxy Mazda and have a weak stomach for that stuff.
I've never had an insanly shitty job but one time did suck big time.
I was a camp counsellor and the Grabage collection people went on strike. The garbage piled up for 2 weeks till the camp director told us to go take it to the dump.
2 weeks worth of garbage sitting in the hot sun, chicken, beef, you name it. It was stored in and around the garbage bin. A big steel contraption with 2 front doors. We removed the stuff around the bin.. pretty bad but manageable. Then we opened the doors.
The doors were coated in maggots the size of your finger. The smell was unbelievavle and about 4 of us puked
right away. needless to say the job got no better.
Anyway thanks again for the laugh and hopefully we all have better jobs now. i know I do
I have to agree any job invloving body parts has to suck big time. I'm with Foxy Mazda and have a weak stomach for that stuff.
I've never had an insanly shitty job but one time did suck big time.
I was a camp counsellor and the Grabage collection people went on strike. The garbage piled up for 2 weeks till the camp director told us to go take it to the dump.
2 weeks worth of garbage sitting in the hot sun, chicken, beef, you name it. It was stored in and around the garbage bin. A big steel contraption with 2 front doors. We removed the stuff around the bin.. pretty bad but manageable. Then we opened the doors.
The doors were coated in maggots the size of your finger. The smell was unbelievavle and about 4 of us puked
right away. needless to say the job got no better.Anyway thanks again for the laugh and hopefully we all have better jobs now. i know I do
October-18th-2002, 01:36 PM
#37
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Back in 96 I worked at a autorebuilders shop in Cali, needles to say the cars that he was buying to rebuild were wrecks that in almost everycase someone died in. either we salvaged from one or another with brain matter everywhere splattered with talcom powder from the air bas large puddles of dried blood. Hair and skin left in windshields, and occasionly a chunk of skin or even a finger or two that was lost at the scene and not found in the car.
Grizzly grusome shiat. Not to mention most of the time they were SUV's with a cooler full of groceries for a camping trip and the car already was sitting for two or three or more weeks. with the awful smell of dried blood and even urine smells. Break out the pressure washer and clean most of the upusltery out side the car.
My buddy works for a company that cleans up houses, cars, offices after people commit suicide.
Grizzly grusome shiat. Not to mention most of the time they were SUV's with a cooler full of groceries for a camping trip and the car already was sitting for two or three or more weeks. with the awful smell of dried blood and even urine smells. Break out the pressure washer and clean most of the upusltery out side the car.
My buddy works for a company that cleans up houses, cars, offices after people commit suicide.
February-19th-2003, 09:10 PM
#41
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Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Houston, TX.
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Wienerschnitzel and Burger King, tie.
Thing that required strongest stomach was working at a pediatrics office, a couple of times I had to pin kids while they got stitches (pretty sick to watch). Kids don't like stitches. They get superkid strength so you get really nervous about hurting them with as much pressure as you are using to hold them still. Got some pretty gruesome injuries to watch. **** where I would have taken my kid to the damn ER. But I actually enjoyed that job.
Thing that required strongest stomach was working at a pediatrics office, a couple of times I had to pin kids while they got stitches (pretty sick to watch). Kids don't like stitches. They get superkid strength so you get really nervous about hurting them with as much pressure as you are using to hold them still. Got some pretty gruesome injuries to watch. **** where I would have taken my kid to the damn ER. But I actually enjoyed that job.
December-17th-2009, 05:18 AM
#44
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Join Date: Nov 2009
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Zoo keeper was my first job and it was the worst job i ever had.I had to clean out the cages, hose down the animals, feed the animals, and remove the uneaten food. 
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