go door to door canvassing, if you have skills you could make alot of money

 

i think microcenter might be hiring at Pan Am shopping center and uh dunno what else, go to the mall or sumthin and get apps.

 

i'm stick with the job, i do now...

 

hayashi, im 17 and live in fairfax station right by burke. I can travel 15 miles though for work or what not.

Thanks everyone for their input, more input is still welcome.

I think im gunna run up to microcenter and check that out, I've always wanted to apply there.

NTB? more info...
haha can i work a little less so i have time for hw?

yea, and whatd u mean by washington post?

 

posting from work
this jobs easy

 

haha where do you work and what do u do? and are they hiring?

 

ntb , national tire and battery.. lol

its a tire/alignment/brakes/gaysex/battery auto shop. All i really do is just doing oil changes, tire specialist, and dropping in various parts for customers (batteries, airfilters, and dildos)

its a fun place to work.....fun...and i use the word loosely ....rar

its located on 234 next to best buy and kmart. They will teach you how to do stuff if you don't take auto classes, but they mostly look for people that already have experience. Young people..jk ..ok ill stop with the gay. im done.

 

I have no experience but would be willing to learn. Are they hiring? and how much do they pay? and what are the hours like?

 

I'm not sure, but when i presented my goodyear resume , they jumped the gun and hired me up like the day i turn in my application. Right now, we are sort of packed but you never know, we might need more people for evening crew.

They pay 5.50 an hour PLUS comission. which means you can make alot of dough if you work hard. Today, i made about $12.64 an hour calculating my commission i made and my hourly rate hours.

Of course, i work like 7 hours a day. it depends. They have it split between day and night . both are 7 hours either way. 7-2 for morning, then 1 till 8 for night. The best hours are morning, cuz you can make more dough.

If you are willing to learn how to use shop tools like air tools and mount and balance tires, and that includes how to use sticky weights for those custom wheels and big fuckin duelies tires.

Its pretty easy to do it all. Its a good high school job if you dont plan on becoming a mechanic.

 

That sounds real chill, especially the pay and the hours, i dont mind workin 7-2 at all, in fact id rather that.

keep my updated if you think i can get a job without prior experience. Im more than willing to learn though, and i pick up on things very quickly.

Thanks