where do you work?

musclecarfan · Sep 21, 2003

I work as a welder at a place called Coneqtec universal,They have a shop in west yorkshire england called universal bingham its on A-1and M-62 motorway .But i work in the states in Indiana .We build attachments such as road planers stump grinders and stuff like that

musclecarfan · Sep 21, 2003

here look www.coneqtecuniversal.com

SS69 · Sep 21, 2003

dude i was gonna make this post till i saw u had it. haha. well i dont have a job right now. im still in high school. ive had 2 part time jobs. i worked at jasons deli for about 2 months. then i worked at a theater because jasons didnt give me enough hours. i worked there about 4 months. then quite cause im a little dumbass. but since ive been out of work for about a year. im hopin to get a job at party city. i have an interview tuesday.

Attila_Da_Hun · Sep 21, 2003

im gonna get a job right after i finish drving school.

U.N.A.M · Sep 21, 2003

I work in my room, playing video games, and my mom gives me 50$ a week for doing so.

musclecarfan · Sep 21, 2003

Originally posted by U.N.A.M
I work in my room, playing video games, and my mom gives me 50$ a week for doing so.

DAMN 50 bucks for nothing ? :eek:

i needed a mom like that

emad · Sep 21, 2003

for my parents doing occasional graphic arts and filling in for the printing press operator when he's on vacation.

Cobraboy · Sep 21, 2003

Supermarket, Checkout Operator.

w00t.

the_cobbinator · Sep 21, 2003

Once I get my license I'm applying at the theater or something.

CDailey · Sep 21, 2003

Originally posted by Cobraboy
Supermarket, Checkout Operator.

w00t.

So you're the cashier? Cool.

Cobraboy · Sep 21, 2003

Originally posted by Integra Type R
So you're the cashier? Cool.

Yeah, I scan the items and the people give me the money and I give them change.

I cleared $1760 yesterday, not bad for 4 hours work.

I cleared $2500 last Sunday over a 10 hour period.

DGB454 · Sep 22, 2003

Design engineer. Not going to say where.I don't want anyone from here stopping by to visit.

Klostrophobic · Sep 22, 2003

The corner of Fifth and Main. And I do house calls.

boombexus · Sep 22, 2003

Originally posted by Klostrophobic
The corner of Fifth and Main. And I do house calls.

I amazed to hear that you can find the time for that. I mean when you spend so much time helping the unemployed.

Amazing, you're just amazing. A true humanitarian.

I'm a Chef at a 350 room hotel in Colorado.

KosmikFool · Sep 22, 2003

I detail cars in the summer.

Timmotheus · Sep 22, 2003

Originally posted by boombexus
I'm a Chef at a 350 room hotel in Colorado.

Are you the head Chef?

I'm a lazy teenager, so I don't have a job. It's not worth trying to get around the child labor laws. Hell, I'm 14. I can't work enough hours a week to make it worth it. Especially because my parents would have to drive me to and from the place of business.

Maybe I could steal Klos' job. There just might be enough weirdos out there to make it worthwhile.

DGB454 · Sep 22, 2003

Originally posted by Klostrophobic
The corner of Fifth and Main. And I do house calls.

I'll stop by later...Will I have to pay? I'm not into prostitutes.
:odd:

boombexus · Sep 22, 2003

Originally posted by Timmotheus
Are you the head Chef?

My title is Sous Chef.

Sous means "second" in French. I'm just below the Executive Chef in rank but I do just about everything he does except for the marketing aspects.

I rarely do much cooking anymore, I am more responsible for making sure everyone is doing there job correctly, from the other managers and supervisers beneath me, down to the dish washers.

Jpec07 · Sep 22, 2003

I work at a place where all people my age must work (if you can't guess, then you need to go back there...)

xAkirax2004 · Sep 22, 2003

Supermarket bagger/cashier just like cobraboy.

Also do oddjobs such as stock shelves, clean messes etc.

$9.75 an hour. whee.

Klostrophobic · Sep 22, 2003

Originally posted by boombexus
I amazed to hear that you can find the time for that. I mean when you spend so much time helping the unemployed.

Well, they do go hand in hand.

Slick6 · Sep 22, 2003

i work at a school......as a student

should get payed to do that stuff

1X83Z · Sep 22, 2003

Originally posted by boombexus
My title is Sous Chef.

Sous means "second" in French.

"Sous" actually means "under" in French, Wrongy Wrongerson.

boombexus · Sep 22, 2003

We bastardize everything here in America.

Attila_Da_Hun · Sep 22, 2003

Originally posted by boombexus
We bastardize everything here in America.

so?

Concept · Sep 22, 2003

Popeyes Chicken & Biscuts. $6.35/hr.

Timmotheus · Sep 22, 2003

Originally posted by boombexus
We bastardize everything here in America.

No, you're the "underchef." It makes sense. Whoever told you just knows nothing about French. Second = deuxieme. I think. I don't know much about French either, except that the accent sounds aristocratic, and, therefore, awesome.

Mike Rotch · Sep 22, 2003

I finished varsity last year, and now i work in the risk management dept Standard Bank www.standardbank.co.za.

I usually get the dog work cos im the newbie tho.

Kelly · Sep 22, 2003

Originally posted by boombexus
My title is Sous Chef.

Sous means "second" in French. I'm just below the Executive Chef in rank but I do just about everything he does except for the marketing aspects.

I rarely do much cooking anymore, I am more responsible for making sure everyone is doing there job correctly, from the other managers and supervisers beneath me, down to the dish washers.

Can anybody say Jamie Oliver :lol:

man that guys a prick :lol:

I work at home doing

boombexus · Sep 22, 2003

Who?

where do you work?

Aluminium Overcast