anybody know of any jobs

[Rage]

In all honesty, become a customs officer or border patrol. Those bastards make like 90k after 5 years or some stupid shit like that.

I live right on the border, and they dont do a fucking thing other than flip canoes and require shit tons of game wardens for rescue. Pretty tit job right there. Ride around in a truck all day...

[Andrew_Pavlik]

If your willing to go to school for a little while, take classes in medical terminology or any 2yr tech coarse.

But honestly, any IT or CS type of schooling/job is where it is at. Thats what I would be doing if I wasn't doing the family business thing.

[Rosie]

True, but to get a job in customs now you must be willing to move to ass crack TX. I just tried last year and unless you would move to a shitty local you stand no chance.

[Kon]

Electrician, you can A) get an apprenticeship as soon as you get out of high school, and do residential (still make decent money, but not as much as option B) or B) you can do 1.5-3 years (depending on where you go) of college and become an industrial electrician. option B is the way to go they make shit tons of money.

[Rage]

True, but to get a job in customs now you must be willing to move to ass crack TX. I just tried last year and unless you would move to a shitty local you stand no chance.

Well yeah, you move there for a few years than you have the option to go where-ever customs officers or bp is needed and now they are making the big push to secure the northern border so some people dont even have to go to texas. I personally know a couple people in my town that got to come back here and protect the border

[Darkphoenix]

join the military, it pays really well and if you want to go to university while in it thye will pay for it ( at least canadian militry does).

[Tickle Me Emo]

join the military, it pays really well and if you want to go to university while in it thye will pay for it ( at least canadian militry does).

U.S. military does as well, but you can't be a lazy bastard to do your military job and go to school on the side at the same time. However, as an added bonus if you take a military job with relevance to civilian fields (and I'd recommend you take nothing less), you come out with both experience and education, not to mention that 'ex-military' bullet point on your resume.

It comes down to this: if you want to make a lot of money, be prepared to work for it, either with extensive education or by slowly working your way up from the bottom. You don't just walk into an office and accidentally get paid a lot, especially in today's economy.

[brentidge]

sell drugs and alot of them