Well it was my 1st day at my job at alpha omega fabrications its been months and months before I have done ne physical labor and wow this job is something we make those guard rails that people end up hiting with cars well they look exact the 10 footers I was doing most of the day and that is hard u gota lift these 65 lb pieces of metal 18 times before 1 is done with bending them u gota spin em around n everything its done with 2 people and we did 70 of these today my entire body is achin but I guess I gota get used to this poop job for $10.50 an hour or go to college lol.......... well wish me luck on hanging in there because its almost to hard for me to do even being a decent built 6' 01'' man but mabey I can do it mabey I can well see in the weeks to come but do i need money o well it'll get eazier as I go on I hope

periods pleeze



and thats about how i felt when i started at UHaul. i was sore the first 1-2 weeks, and since i have been working there, i have lost 15 pounds <1.5 - 1.75 months>

You gotta do what you gotta do.

PSSSH i'd rather do physical labor, i get so bored otherwise its not funny

I am a physical labor fan, but I dont know if I could do it for a living...not enough money in most of it to support my hobbies :P

Bayer Back and Body.
The wonder drug that works wonders.

Amazing stuff. It will help you sleep and not be sore when you get up.

You'll be alright.....

Considering the fact 1 sq foot of 1/4" weighs 10.4 pounds
Now,imagine pieces of steel 3/8" thick,15 in wide and 4 to 5 ft long. Now,imagine filling a 3 sq yard hopper with these 2 times a day. I did it for 3 years with different types of steel for 3 years on this machine.....



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