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Mr-Cam-ron

Mr-Cam-ron

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im 15,live in the Ogden area and needs a job so i can save it up for next ski season. but im having trouple finding a job. any idea's

winning idea will get massive ++++KKKK
 
i'm pretty sure i'm the only one who works at raging waters who's over 15 you should try there they hire much of your demographic
 
i work sundays at the zoo. its not that bad, but it would be a pain to drive from ogden. Lagoon is not too far south from ogden.
 
If your parents will let you live in my closet I will pay you $3 a day to cook me food. At least three meals per day of course.
 
yo, did you forget about me, i am working there too. we could make some by selling them cigs and alcohol, too
 
^ except something like %20 of employees at fast food restaurants now have college degrees. Thanks economy. I'm 22 and have a damn good resume for that age and finding a job is next to impossible for me right now.
 
ive done itnot at that place but where i live in pittsburg paits not to bad for me the only problem was getting there cuz it was like 45 minuts in traffic but i brought in some money but you have to be 18 to do ittry moing lawns or working for your grandparrentsmine always need help with all kinds of simple do it yourself sorta things now that the cant themselvesi made 150 over the past 2 days just for painting there kitchen and bathroompluss the always cook you lunch! hahaha
 
for me its go in on tuesday back on thursday then a week off and then you can do it again same days25 first day 40 second day
 
i did when i moved to slc for ski ticket money until i found my job. it is easy and you get cash money, but you should make an appointment to be sure you get in. you have to have so many days between donations, but you can usually go around 8-10 times a month.

first of all you are given a drug test, and they won't let you give if you fail, so don't bother if you aren't clean.

it isn't too bad if you can handle needles/blood. they take the blood out, seperate the plasma, and put the rest back in. it feels a little wierd, but you just keep squeezing your hand open and shut and it isnt a big deal.

takes different times for everyone, but about an hour, although the first time you have to get a bunch of tests done, so it takes much longer. not everyone can give, you get your levels tested, they look at your veins, and other stuff, but it isnt a big deal usually.

when you are in there, most people bring a book, but there is usually a movie on or something.

the last time i went, a girl was sitting next to me and it was her first time. she told the guy her arm felt funny when the blood went back in, he said don't worry about it, let me know if it happens again, and walked away.

then she passed out. they were taking my iv out when i noticed, and told them about it. the dumbass dropped my bag of blood on the floor and turned around to revive her. then, i had to yell to get their attention because there was now blood all over the floor. it was a shit show.

the first time i went they couldn't find my vein right away, so i got stuck like 5 times, three in one arm, two in teh other. that sucked ass, but they gave me extra money for it.
 
I worked at PCMR back when I was fifteen, do the ski resorts up there have any jobs available in the summer? Just throw'n the idea out there.
 
I went to the place in research park right next to the U dorms and this was not the case, they did have us pee in cups but me and the kid I did it with were most likely not clean at the time. Not that I condone the use of drugs, this is purely from second hand smoke I have been subjected to by my rasta cousins.
 
Any outdoor pools there? Working as a lifeguard is soooo easy. You have to get certified and liabilities are associated with the job, but you get paid to sit in the sun and check out chicks.
 
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