ReplyHaha I remember that. Where was that from. If I still have that stuck in my head at work tomorrow I'm gonna be pissed.Originally Posted by Joehvac25
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Become an Energy Analyst and do Energy Audits during the slow times.
Look to the past to learn;look forward to live.
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Haha I remember that. Where was that from. If I still have that stuck in my head at work tomorrow I'm gonna be pissed.
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Lol that's dumber than I remember.
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Get a gig at an income tax place
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I stock grocery shelves on the weekends, during the week if nothing is coming in, I'll venture out in the 4 cylinder car (good gas mileage) and start cold calling.
I clear about $800 per month stocking, it's not much, but it's consistent.
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Ebay can help somewhat,, One mans trash is another treasure.
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Agreed. But dont forget about craigslist. Yes its got hacks but at least its free. The ebay listings can wind up costing you.
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Lets not forget Backapage just dont buy anything that has the Initials TS lol
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agreed
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During the slow season?Same as the busy season,play the stock market.
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I got in the habit during the hot months of keeping a notebook of what I call "winter work," stuff that doesn't have to be done right now and could be done in cooler months. It's probably easier here, where right now it's 63º out so we're not working in the snow.
I got in the habit of looking for and saving winter work one winter (during the Carter recession) where we worked only one or two days a week.
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During the slow season, I dance on tables as kind of a minor league working class Chippendale Dancer.
See, the human mind is kind of like... a piñata. When it breaks open, there's a lot of surprises inside. Once you get the piñata perspective, you see that losing your mind can be a peak experience. ~Jane Wagner
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Slow season? What's that? Still getting 50+ hours a week up north.
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X2, down south
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Sort of like the construction worker guy in the Village People...
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