What was your last two jobs before UPS?

over9five

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Staff member
Apprentice mortician

Hey Old, I'll bet you've got some stories to liven up a party !! :happy2:


Yuck! I got some stories just from delivering to funeral homes.

They don't die all nice and straight. Someone has to straighten those dead, rigor mortised bodies out!
 

jennie

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1. Secretary at insurance company before kids.

2. Stayed home 12 years

3. Lunch Aide at kids school

4. NOW UPS Pre Load:surprised:
 

over9five

Moderator
Staff member
The cutest [-]girl[/-] woman used to sign for me at the local funeral home.
Then one day I went in the back looking for her. She was straightening out some naked 93 year old dead guy.

"Never mind, I'll sign for you thanks".





<and you will never have to touch my DIAD again!>
 

stevetheupsguy

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1. Secretary at insurance company before kids.

2. Stayed home 12 years

3. Lunch Aide at kids school

4. NOW UPS Pre Load:surprised:
Jennie, you could "aide" me eating lunch, anytime! LOL (Wonder if I can copy and paste this, in the flirting thread.):wink2:

Congrats to having the umph, to be able to do preload.
 

Sammie

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First two jobs ever (way before the pole dancing)....

Live in Nanny for eight kids :sad-very:

Decorated room displays for Levitz furniture while they
were still in business and tried to keep customers off
the furniture, especially in the boudoirs. :blushing:
 

brownmonster

Man of Great Wisdom
The cutest [-]girl[/-] woman used to sign for me at the local funeral home.
Then one day I went in the back looking for her. She was straightening out some naked 93 year old dead guy.

"Never mind, I'll sign for you thanks".





<and you will never have to touch my DIAD again!>



Explain what you mean by "straightening out" a 93 year old guy.
 

RockyRogue

Agent of Change
i call bull

how the hell can u be a bus driver in high school

just like the so called 8th grader who worked for UPS

Yeah, I agree. Don't you have to be 18 to get your CDL? With a passenger endorsement, I would imagine its a little older. I have a hard time seeing a company giving a new driver--no experience as a professional driver--a chance on passenger transport as the expense would be huge for insurance alone. -Rocky
 
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jennie

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Jennie, you could "aide" me eating lunch, anytime! LOL (Wonder if I can copy and paste this, in the flirting thread.):wink2:

Congrats to having the umph, to be able to do preload.
:bloodshot:<this is what most look like on pre-load, and thank you for saying I have umph, I think all that work for UPS have 2!
 
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