What was the worst job you've ever done?

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Oh, yeah and you were in Florida, too! Hot, steamy, sticky air. First time I went there in July I got out of my airconditioned truck and gasped, thought I couldn't breathe for a sec. Can't imagine working outside in that....

Originally posted by queenofsheba
reply to post by nightstalker78

 

Oh, yeah and you were in Florida, too! Hot, steamy, sticky air. First time I went there in July I got out of my airconditioned truck and gasped, thought I couldn't breathe for a sec. Can't imagine working outside in that....

Yea it's terrible ! Trust me I'm looking to get out of here asap! And I've been working in ac ever since

Working with fiber glass on 28 foot yachts. Damn Itchy!! No matter how much masking tape I put around my sleeves and pants cuffs (and I wore all the head gear also etc..) that stuff would get inside lol!! Little red bumps..

It was nice when I got away from that and did the wiring and hardware panels dropping in the pedestal and installing window's and all the other stuff. The only thing I didn't do was the Yacht Woodworking.

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Shoveling horse manure (nobody else would do it) and cleaning horses' shoes all the while dodging horse's, with behavioural problems, biting and/or kicking attempts, while I volunteered for an association that provides horse riding to the disabled.

I would have to say that it was every cleaning job I've ever had. All the companies were mismanaged, chaotic, and had the cheapest stuff to work with. Nothing like a trash bag that rips if you just look at it. It was disgusting, too, and made me hate people.
Actually, after thinking for a second, I'd make the cleaning jobs my second choice for worse job. The worst was the factory I worked at where my shoulders were messed up. This evil hag from hell that they made into a boss kept putting me on certain machines and jobs she knew bothered my shoulders, hoping I would quit. She got her wish, kind of. When the pain got to be too much, I could no longer keep up with production demands and was fired.