gameroom attendant at chuck e cheese'*

it was sweet because i got to play games all day but it really made me hate children, they need to not lose their ******* tokens!

stock boy at the local party store. we used to pass cases of beer out thru the incinerator doors late at night. bunch of happy 16 year olds we were ! hey , it was the seventies what can i say ! lol

Making collections for my girlfriend'* Dad'* bookie back East.

I can't get over how many of us worked at Radio Shack or Circuit City!

Haro what was your RS card percentage???

our RadioShack was not a full fledged RS, it was just a corner of the store that had about 1/2 the stuff that a normal RS has. I got the same employee discount that I got in the entire store, 20% off. However, on higher priced items, I could special order for myself and then only pay 10% above cost. That is how I got my Ipod.

started when i was about 12 working for my mother at our famliy business(beauty supply store). got sick of listening to my mom, so i got a paper route when i was around 14. Then i turned 15 and started working at McDonalds, it was great though because all my friends worked there and we had a blast.

My dad helped me forge my birth certificate so I could get my first job when I was 13. My dad knew I was determined to get a job and he figured if he didn't help me I'd find a way to get what I wanted... as always. I'm very determined when I want something. I've always had a strong work ethic.

I started working at Sizzler as a waitress, then worked at Dunkin' Donuts, then went to work for several construction companies (which is where I learned to speak construction fluently ).

baggin grocerys for like 3.75 and hr... might have been 4.00 an hr but that was back in 1995maybe 94... to far back to member..

my dad owns a catering business on the Main Line here and we go all over, eventually if i earn it, i will inherit the business. $10/hr was the starting and i was 13. now(age 20)...well im still at 10 and eventually things will progress

Try going into Catering/food service. But not the local diner, you work yourself silly and for next-to-nothing.

Computer repair, baby!