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Tell me, What is the shittiest job you've ever had?
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Norman Bates
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c-sharp minor
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I'd have to say my current job, glass cutter. It pays 17$/hr plus quartely bonuses of 12%, but ANY labor job sucks monkey balls.
I have been on workers compensation 4 times in the last 8 years. My right arm looks like something Dr.Frankenstein put together. I just started working out again after a few weeks layoff due to slicing my right forearm in half. I now have permanent nerve damage.
One other time I got crushed by 500lbs of glass. It fell on me and I fell on a wooden frame which broke my fall(haha). I ended up with 2 broken ribs, among other various and woderful injuries.
I must be a glutton for punishment.
I LOVE my job.
I have been on workers compensation 4 times in the last 8 years. My right arm looks like something Dr.Frankenstein put together. I just started working out again after a few weeks layoff due to slicing my right forearm in half. I now have permanent nerve damage.
One other time I got crushed by 500lbs of glass. It fell on me and I fell on a wooden frame which broke my fall(haha). I ended up with 2 broken ribs, among other various and woderful injuries.
I must be a glutton for punishment.
I LOVE my job.
c-sharp minor
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Casavant: Once again I was hurt by not wearing any protective gear (it's too hot to wear a winter coat next to a tempering oven), and so I payed the price.
It was a simple as me picking up a piece of glass 1/4 inch thick which was 24"x72" and it snapped lengthwise with the top half falling on my forearm. I cut right through to the bone. No tendom damage, thank god, but the muscle and nerve, and vein were severed. I lost about 2 pounds just in blood.
PS: I will NEVER get day surgergy again. Next time (knock on wood) they can put me under.
It was a simple as me picking up a piece of glass 1/4 inch thick which was 24"x72" and it snapped lengthwise with the top half falling on my forearm. I cut right through to the bone. No tendom damage, thank god, but the muscle and nerve, and vein were severed. I lost about 2 pounds just in blood.
PS: I will NEVER get day surgergy again. Next time (knock on wood) they can put me under.
casavant
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c-sharp minor said:Casavant: Once again I was hurt by not wearing any protective gear (it's too hot to wear a winter coat next to a tempering oven), and so I payed the price.
It was a simple as me picking up a piece of glass 1/4 inch thick which was 24"x72" and it snapped lengthwise with the top half falling on my forearm. I cut right through to the bone. No tendom damage, thank god, but the muscle and nerve, and vein were severed. I lost about 2 pounds just in blood.
PS: I will NEVER get day surgergy again. Next time (knock on wood) they can put me under.
Hoy Jesus! That sounds gruesome.
c-sharp minor
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It's just a day in the life of a glass factory worker.
One of the other glass cutter almost took his head off. The glass fell and sliced his throat. He lived, by the way, and has a cool scar to show chicks.
One of the other glass cutter almost took his head off. The glass fell and sliced his throat. He lived, by the way, and has a cool scar to show chicks.
casavant
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c-sharp minor said:It's just a day in the life of a glass factory worker.
One of the other glass cutter almost took his head off. The glass fell and sliced his throat. He lived, by the way, and has a cool scar to show chicks.
Next time my parents suggest that I quit bouncing, I'll just say, "Hey, it could be worse- I could be a glass cutter."
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