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I am doing seasonal contract flower delivery using my own car. Did Valentine's Day and looking to do Mother's Day week. Also running an Ebay store. Plan to take SS next year at age 62. I'd love to also work part-time in a garden center.
I've often said that I'd love to get a job in a movie theater since I love going to the movies. Working there means I'd see them all for free. And with the ticket prices going higher and higher, that's a good thing.
But when i'm 65, how many movies will I REALLY want to see? That's the question.
Do they let the employees see the movies for free? Aren't they out front in the ticket booth or behind the concession stand while the movies are on?
A friend of mine works at the county elections office. She works at poll stations during elections, so it's very intermittent work. The pay is also not great. But it's pleasant and easy. Gives her a little spending money.
A friend of mine works at the county elections office. She works at poll stations during elections, so it's very intermittent work. The pay is also not great. But it's pleasant and easy. Gives her a little spending money.
Shelving books at the library is very stress free and you get exercise at the same time. Not to mention the added benefit of seeing all the books available.
How can someone be so retarded as to not be able to tell time correctly? I have yet to encounter that.
You missed the point of my posting. It was that many people think they don't need consultant, yet they really do need one. In my line of work I see so much waste and inefficiency....maybe hiring a consultant would be a good thing.
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