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Take it from me: find your career early and stick with it. Drop out of school if you can so you can fully dedicate yourself to the job. That's the best way to get it done. Hell, by the time you're 30, you could be up to $10/hr.

It would take a while to even get up to that.

There is a state job planting tulips. $16/hr to start, hard work, but worth it.

 

PM for more info.

No way! :bs: I'm not into horticulture or anything like that.

Forgive Jones. We love him to death, but he's a little bit slow.

Haha, it's funny.

I see now, he drifts cars and stuff......

Yeah, he drifts a lot of STUFF.

What's cool ?

You are! :woowoo:

Lol, just kidding.

Sorry, really didn't know, no need to be a smartass.

Lol, it's cool.

Is he like a race car driver ? Seems good.

I think he might be one of those drifter guys!

Everything posted here is free of sarcasm. Promise.

I'm new, and it looks that way from what I've seen.

Who's this Ken Block Guy ?

Sarcasm?

Is there a Dairy Queen near you? My first job was at DQ and I ended up working there for 6 years. For a fast food job, it wasn't bad at all. Perfect high school/college job

There's a DQ in Gahanna, that's about 5-10 minutes away.

Abercrombie has a corporate office up there that had a fake store they hire people to fold cloths in..

I have a few friends that work there too. One dude said he would try to hook me up with a job there.

I worked at a movie theater all through high school. It wasn't bad

The closet one to me is Stoneridge and Easton. I'll try Stoneridge probably.

This man speaks the truth.

Do what you can see yourself doing 10-12 hours a day 6-7 days a week if you have to, without putting a gun to your head.

When you are new and trying to make a name for yourself, it's hard when you literally hate being there.

 

You made some good points! I want to enjoy going to work (if that's possible, lol).

yeah...its not a great job, but its $. lol. get in there and then drive when you turn 18 and you can pull another $10-20/hr no problem.

True, as long as I'm getting paid! That's all I am looking for.

check donatos in gahanna or new albany if you can get a ride there or will have a car to drive.

I have a friend who works there so I will have to try that, and it's right by my house. Thanks!

How old again? Which side of town?

 

I turned wrenches from 14-22 during high school and college, and liked it. I always thought working at a shop was somehow a step above flipping burgers or bagging groceries.

I'll be 16. I'm located in the New Albany area.

Unless you've got contacts in the business, you'll probably be stuck working "typical" teenage jobs... fast food, retail, that sort of stuff. So, with that in mind, and as others have said, what do you like doing? Personally, I spent four(?) summers as a lifeguard between high school and college, two working electronics retail (Best Buy/CompUSA), and one in an electronics repair depot. Try to find something that's at least sorta close, but don't stress if you can't find exactly what you want. It's just one summer, and school's more important anyway.

Most places I have tried are either not hiring, or you have to be an adult.

Thats cool I like this one better though http:///www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQ48NQjouoE&feature=channel

I like that one better too.

wiz's non radio shit is good...black and yellow is whack.

Agreed. The stuff on his mixtapes are usually pretty good. Mainstream = Over-rated.

welcome to sept, 2010...never forget

Haha, I just realized that it was that old.

yelawolf opened for wiz khalifa in september at the newport, and i thought he put on a better show than wiz, even there i was only there to see wiz...i downloaded a bunch of his music and am thoroughly impressed.

Yelawolf is getting pretty popular. He recently made a song with Gucci Mane, and he was on the MTV2 Sucker Free Countdown last night too.

Wiz is also pretty good.

Advice from a wiser (older but not old) owl. Do what you enjoy. Having fun makes working hard a breeze and with that will come the money. My wife has her own law practice and while she works very hard, she works less than most corporate bums and makes more.

 

Follow your heart. /old man talk off.

That's the way I was leaning towards. Owning my own law practice/firm, but I am not 100% sure.

Pretty amazing.

I would argue that with the barrels moved out of the way it looks open.

Exactly what I was thinking.

What do you like to do / see yourself interested in in the future?

I have many interests. My first choice is probably a Corporate Lawyer (good money), but my second choices are probably something in media, marketing or business.

Looks like you could fit a full size recliner in the back.

Mercedes-Benz Maybach right there!