Hardest job you ever had ...........

[moreluck]

Peeling M&Ms at the factory?

Seriously, babysitting was the hardest. I had 8 kids while the mothers worked outside the home.

 

[MyTripisCut]

Merry Christmas!

 

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Palermo’s bakery...must’ve gained 50lbs that summer.

 

[cosmo1]

Palermo’s bakery...must’ve gained 50lbs that summer.

Intravenous cannolis?

 

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Intravenous cannolis?

And the bread...Momma Mia.

 

[cosmo1]

And the bread...Momma Mia.

Prick.

I have to lay off carbs now.

 

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Prick.

I have to lay off carbs now.

Nothing like Italian twist right out of the oven....better than sex

 

[cosmo1]

Nothing like Italian twist right out of the oven....better than sex

I'm a nice guy.

I'll lay off the red x.

 

[SolidWoodPanel]

Nothing like Italian twist right out of the oven....better than sex

Mussolini may think differently about that Italian twist

 

[moreluck]

Nothing like Italian twist right out of the oven....better than sex

Every Sunday after church it was off to Crest Bakery or Ninni's Bakery for a loaf of Italian twist......pass the butter!!

 

[What The Hawk?]

Hardest job was working in a cabinet factory. Barely anybody spoke English they disregarded OSHA rules and regulations, I was allergic to the gloves they made me wear..quit my second day. Good riddance.

 

[rod]

Staying awake for a two hour shift at a listening post while trying to stay dry under a poncho in the middle of the night in Vietnam. Dying for a cigarette but knowing if you flicked a lighter it could be the last cig you ever had. But the pay was good---something like $135 a month.

 

[MzTeaze]

Scraping price tags off of books heading for resale in a sweltering hot warehouse.

 

[Catatonic]

Hardest job I ever had was making my marriage work.

 

[Indecisi0n]

Staying awake for a two hour shift at a listening post while trying to stay dry under a poncho in the middle of the night in Vietnam. Dying for a cigarette but knowing if you flicked a lighter it could be the last cig you ever had. But the pay was good---something like $135 a month.

Vietnam damn. By my calculations that makes you 86 years old!

 

[rod]

Vietnam damn. By my calculations that makes you 86 years old!

I was there in 1969---not 1949.

 

[Code 82 Approved]

I took a side job with a sandblaster to rehab an old slaughterhouse. While he was prepping the sandblast area, I was unboarding decades old rotten plywood and cleaning out thousands of decayed birds nests between the inner and outer layers of the gazillion exterior windows. Then the sand came. About 7 dump trucks full. Bucket by five gallon bucket I had to haul ass up the stairs one in each arm up to floor 5, then 4, then 3, then 2. Day 2 they fixed the antique freight elevator. Day 3 it broke. I was delirious at the end of the job.

Brick doesn't burn.. but that's what I think of that building.

 

[TearsInRain]

marriage

 

[clean hairy]

Peeling M&Ms at the factory?

Seriously, babysitting was the hardest. I had 8 kids while the mothers worked outside the home.

Tossing out the E and W letters from the M&M factory.