You'll have to forgive Mans0n. He's what some medical experts call "dumb as ****"
Originally posted by Phynx
And so it was, with this thread that, in 2014 Robertsona will be placed in history via the Legendary Thread section. He will be respected as a self-proclaimed master of TGB. A feat so uncared for and ignored that he himself committed suicide in early 2013.
That must have some *slight* impetus for the thread
The job is sometimes stressful but that's not the impetus itself -- it's mainly just the notion of having responsibilities and timesinks. When you're young and out of school, you can do whatever the hell you want for weeks on end.
If I ever go to Indonesia in the summer, it's usually the entire month of July. I went again last summer with my family to meet cousins - after a large gap of around 4-5 years last visit. Then you also have other places to visit like Japan and whatever else.
Yah, this is gonna be my first time working during the summer, but it's gonna be doing something I (hopefully) love so I don't think it won't be much of a problem. I won't miss too much of the days doing nothing because for the past 5 years I could've been using my summers to work!! Ugh I wish I would've tried harder back then. :/ I could've had so much $$ in the bank. :<
Oh well, what's done is done. Good things about summer: Longer days, warm weather, sunshine, get to have your car windows rolled down and blast some good music to annoy the **** out of everyone around you >=)
Same here. I pretty much saved every penny I ever got since I was born, but now I need to work cuz lollege.
Wish I kept my first job then move to a big box store.
I was getting paid $5.60/hr back in July 2004. In what would have been my first year, I would have gotten $8,400 before taxes, etc. In what would have been my second year, I would have gotten at least $8,625 (again - before taxes).
I applied to Target after I graduated right before I would have entered my third year at my first job. I was offered $14.00/hr to work in the backroom. For reasons I still don't know, I turned it down. I'm 22 now so I would have gotten between $25,200/yr (before taxes) in what would have been my first year and $27,900/yr (before taxes) in what would have been my current year.
I still hate myself.
edit: Just did some math with estimated raises through the years. I would have earned $123,225 before taxes.
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