I have worked a number of weird jobs over the years.
My first job in high college was washing dishes in the kitchen at an assisted living facility.
I enjoyed being able to earn cash for the first time in our life and save for the things I wanted the most in life prefer CDs and guitars at the time. It gave myself and others a enjoyable work ethic and allowed myself and others to get a job in another kitchen working as an assistant cook for a chef in a small diner. It wasn’t easy and diagnosed our physical endurance and our mental strength. But I was proud of our job regardless of the amount of work and effort it took on a day by day basis. This led myself and others to trying food repair as a long term business, however this wasn’t as viable as I had hoped. By the time I started working for a small diner in our hometown, I abruptly l acquired that it’s a cutthroat business by far. The chefs are often aggressive so you have to develop a thick skin if you want to survive in that work field. I decided to transfer into the world of home construction. This was better for our mental health, however it was still a lot of work for little pay. That’s when I decided it would be better if I pursued becoming an Heating, Ventilation, and A/C serviceman. The work is similar to the level of physical demand you’d get with home construction, however the income is slightly better. This truly improves with time, so I am happy to be working in the heating and cooling industry because it is our number one job yet.