[kimberlyb0112]

Originally Posted by earlessdog

I know a pizza place that's the same way. They deliver drugs as if it were pizza. They make dang good pizza though.

lol street preacher, nice...


so..uh.. what's the name of this pizza place?

[BillSPrestonEsq]

Originally Posted by earlessdog

What were you, a Mafia thug?

A kid who was underage buying ammo for target practice.

There was a lot of weird crap in my neighborhood growing up. I was just a paperboy. But a friend got me into there, and well, they were cheap, and I was stupid.

[walkwjc]

Guns don't kill people...bad Chinese restaurants kill people.

[Dwight Schrute]

front desk receptionist: worst. job. ever.

[The wirerat]

Working as a sales contractor with some guy who promised we would be making government contracts and good money. Turns out he had no idea what he was doing and is a complete moron.

[Ted Logan]

Originally Posted by MtlMom

I was a phlebotomist for 3 years. I'd walk into the room and kids would burst out crying. Great for the self-esteem.

I think it was one of the worst moments of my life when I had to take my 3-year old daughter to get her blood drawn. The look she gave me as he inserted the needle was, "But I thought you loved me!!!"

Worst. Moment. Ever. And the phlebotomist hummed the whole time.

[Demon_Hunter]

Telemarketer.

Nothing is worse than that.

[Adam B]

Call centre - Rogers wireless customer service. ugh. Got yelled at by people who were unhappy with their cell phone bills and called all manner of things when I wouldn't refund their charges. Very happy I am not working there any more.

[JesusFreakGirl]

Newspaper Journalist in a small town that was full of gossip. I hated it and quietly quit after three months.

[WARRIOR2]

Originally Posted by el cabong

Machine operator in an injection molding factory. One particular machine was the worst. Eight pound plates had to be inserted and removed from the tool every cycle. We would run around a thousand cycles a shift. And the plates got heated up to about 300 degrees from the molten plastic that was injected around them. Not to mention I worked grave shift.

So in summary, lots of burns and I never got to see the sun.

I can relate. I, too did injection molding...but isofoam products instead of plastics...
I hated the stench of the chemicals, the weight of the molds, and the cleanup afterward...

[WARRIOR2]

Originally Posted by walkwjc

Guns don't kill people...bad Chinese restaurants kill people.

Boy aint that the livin truth...nothings worse than the Chinamans Revenge after eating bad chinese food!!!!!

[tl_guitarnut]

Originally Posted by WARRIOR2

I can relate. I, too did injection molding...but isofoam products instead of plastics...
I hated the stench of the chemicals, the weight of the molds, and the cleanup afterward...

My dad actually co owned a company that did injection molding. So I know what you mean when you say they were hot and messy! I worked a hot stamper for a long time...also not very fun.

[Art]

It was not really all that bad in the grand scheme of things. I worked in a kitchen at a pizza restaurant. We also had a full grill menu. I washed dishes and prepped. The only two things that were actually bad about this job, which was my first, were my co-workers, some of whom were not good people at all, and how hot it would get in the kitchen on a hot day.

[mtman]

I worked at a hospital laundry sorting the bags coming in which meant blood et. When my mother was the secretary there they had a fetus come through. This was before all the precautions of blood born pathogens. Bare hands! This is when I decided that the Air Force looked pretty good.

[TheProdigalModern]

I was going to complain about being on the cleaning crew in a movie theater, but mtman wins.