Have you ever had to work a physical labor job?

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YOUHAVENOHOPE
02/20/2018
01:35 PM
#1
Warehouse? Construction? Etc?


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MrK3V
02/20/2018
01:36 PM
#2
Yes

Worked in machinery for a year making tools

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r4X0r
02/20/2018
01:37 PM
#3
"Had" to? No, I choose to. Structural mechanics, steel fabrication, welding, installation.
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Romulox28
02/20/2018
01:38 PM
#4
i briefly did some construction work back in college to make spending money. it was mostly cleaning up after the carpenters and shit, a lot of throwing things in dumpsters and carrying things
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C7D
02/20/2018
01:39 PM
#5
Ive worn a number of hats in my life.

Lawn mower mechanic
Fried chicken cook
Technical sales
Tutor
Research assistant
Process Engineer
Research engineer
CTO
Technology manager

I guess I probably did more physical labor as the research assistant where sometimes I had to make stuff using the universitys machine shop.
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YOUHAVENOHOPE
02/20/2018
01:40 PM
#6
@r4X0r posted...
"Had" to? No, I choose to. Structural mechanics, steel fabrication, welding, installation.

whats your job title
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Carlbertomfg
02/20/2018
01:42 PM
#7
Worked as an auto body tech for four years. Some of the best times of my life and probably my second favorite job.

There's something about coming home after a hard days work that feels so damn good.
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ACHEEKSMALLOY
02/20/2018
01:44 PM
#8
Yep. Working in warehouses since I was 18.
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Giant_Aspirin
02/20/2018
01:45 PM
#9
i stocked shelves in a grocery store for ~8 years while i was in school
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voldothegr8
02/20/2018
01:47 PM
#10
Yep, worked a few warehouse jobs in my day. That's what drove me to get a degree and work white collar.
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r4X0r
02/20/2018
01:47 PM
#11
YOUHAVENOHOPE posted...
@r4X0r posted...
"Had" to? No, I choose to. Structural mechanics, steel fabrication, welding, installation.

whats your job title


I don't have an official job title but if you asked me what I do for a job with that company, I would answer "structural mechanic."
I faced it all and I stood tall- And did it my way.
LookANinja
02/20/2018
01:48 PM
#12
shelf stocker.
also currently installing air filters with my gf's dad.
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r4X0r
02/20/2018
01:48 PM
#13
voldothegr8 posted...
Yep, worked a few warehouse jobs in my day. That's what drove me to get a degree and work white collar.


That's funny, getting a degree and working white collar is what drove me to improve my skills and work in the blue collar world. Sitting behind a desk 40 hours a week for the rest of my working career, hell no.
I faced it all and I stood tall- And did it my way.
Garioshi
02/20/2018
01:48 PM
#14
No, due to being in high school and never having a job, but within high school I've done woodworking (and some heavy lifting as a result), maintenance on small engines, and electrical wiring/soldering, but it's all been unpaid.
KillerKhan420
02/20/2018
01:49 PM
#15
Warehouse receiver on a military installation here. Not a hard job but not a particularly good one either.
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Electrokinesis
02/20/2018
01:51 PM
#16
Yeah, for about a year.
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