What do you do for money?
 

I am about to go to my job as a Pet Nurse for 10 hours wheeee

I work for a music royalty collecting place in Soho, London. Can be v stressful, but we have lovely people here, by and large, and working in Soho rocks bigtime.

Being a Pet Nurse must be pretty cool, eh? A good, useful vocation as well.

53rd and 3rd

ok, actually I wore myself at 53rd and Park.

I make coats made out of people.


^^^ another happy customer.

You get paid to do floatingslowly impressions? Now that's a spicy meatball of a job :D ;)

im on semi-vacation

no talk of business until further notice

I sell timespace advice to other artificial intelligentsia.

10 a day. ugh. here i go byeee

- stock groceries (part time so i only make $800 a month but i still live at home)
- buy and sell old video games online (usually nets me a decent $100-300 a month)
- sell cd's i've made (haha.. nets me maybe $5 a week if i'm lucky)
- and am currently a LANDLORD haha ($200 a month)

I pay my mom to live here ($40 for electricity/water I use), and I help buy groceries (which is only like $20 a week). I also pay for the internet ($20), car insurance ($50), and gas ($10-15 a week). So, I come out ahead a little bit, I guess.

Oh, and I just started some new Netflix thing which is like $50 a month for 8 films at a time but I only pay half that.

I mooch off my parents. I've tried to get jobs in various eateries but the problem is that I'm not old enough to serve alcohol yet, and most restaurants serve it. Same deal for anywhere that sells DVDs.

i stretch canvas and pack boxes with art supplies

I'm a media planner. I plan advertising campaigns.
the pay is very nice and i've got a company car and a company mobile phone to use for personal purposes.
plus we sometimes get a spontaneous day off, like we did last Friday.

Morning:
Deliver/pick up/assemble futon furniture.
Sometimes in peoples' houses, sometimes at the shop.
Much moving and lifting of very heavy objects in many varieties of stairwells.
No helper. I work for very nice people though.

Afternoon:
Sell high-end collectible LPs online for the wife of a recently-deceased acquaintance who had a mammoth collection (once owned a store), and asked me to help sell it off after he passed away. It's huge and amazing and this will keep me busy for the next two years at least.

rip to shreds bands in various music journals in mexico and the uk.

plus i have a cd-r label and modest distribution online store.

while the diabolical laughter i cough up whenever i rate an album a 1 1/2 out of 5 is pretty priceless, i need to look for an additional source of income.

Nothing:394€ a month.

I work at a law firm in downtown Houston with 22 attorneys and around 12 staff members.
I inventory/order/stock office supplies
I inventory/order/stock sodas/coffee/teas/refershments
I do all the computer issues relating to installation, hardware, server issues, etc.
I do all the shipping and mailing as well as receiving of same
I handle copying and binding of documents
I am the law firm's contact for any and all vendor relations
I service any and all office machines (copiers/printers/faxes/scanners/video conference equpitment)
I trouble shoot any new software installed by our austin office.
basically I run this fucking joint.

I used to do something similar to you in my first job, Rob. The pay was atrocious and the hours long....but at least I didn't go to University!

I have been here for 8 years, the pay is fantastic, and I never ever have to take home work with me. no drug tests. lawyers hate those things.
very nice benefits, life insurance, health insurance, dental, eye , 401K, etc.

you've got an eye. now that's fantastic.