Housekeeping! Motel maid
I suppose I would do it again if I really needed the money....
I have had the worst experiences doing that-
was threatened
bit by dog clawed by cat-many motels allow pets now a days
saw people in bad situations
saw some bad stuff, police called a lot-
you would be surprised-maybe not- what you may see at motels-hotels

The manager would call police often, maids were threatened-guests had big big fights, etc etc

Rooms trashed-sinks broken! beds ruined, torn up, destroyed, TV's gone! they had chains -padlocks but still! crazy stuff

(AND - the Quarters get lodged in the Vibrator Bed Slot !! (lol) )

I could NEVER Physically DO:

Refuse Person (Garbage Collector)

I CANNOT stomach the Stench of Decaying ANYTHING !! In our Town this is a very high paying job -

IMAO THEY DESERVE every penny!!

NDY

I cannot do any job that would require any heavy lifting - not anymore anyway. Also not so good with anything that smells too terribly - last job I had, I occasionally had to fill in at the affirmative businesses and one was a cafe, the smell from the food and the grease would linger in your clothes and hair being there even if you weren't the one cooking! It would make me want to barf and give me awful headaches. Also have to avoid being on my feet to long because it'll cause my whole body to hurt. Not sure what that does leave that I can do but my parents are determined to figure that out!

No job I wouldn't at least try. Gotta pay the bills, and nothing's forever, especially a job.

My worst ever job, tho', was WOMEN's CLOTHING RETAIL. It was not a high-end store, but more mid-high end, and the only person more pretentious and demanding than the customers...was the manager. UGH. That job quite literally gave me an ulcer! However, other retail wasn't as bad.

OK, take it back, I would NEVER try: Prostitute. But I think that's pretty much a given!

collections. i worked for a collections atty and it was awful, he was awful. he repossessed a crib and a stove that was over 8 years old because it was a secured debt. i was the exec assistant to a hotel mgr for a 400 room airport hotel it was an interesting job, the things people forgot!! dentures was the funniest. we couldn't call guests to remind them because sometimes they weren't supposed to have been there so had to wait until they called us. and yes sometimes the rooms were trashed, although it was a pricey place at a major airport. it was one of my best jobs.

i hope i'll never have to engage in anything illegal, too dangerous and harmful. i wouldn't want to be an animal control officer or work in a correctional facility, have done that as well in mental health facilities and didn't care for it. the paradigm is changing but many still see inmates as less than living beings, let alone human.

I have 2 jobs I'd never do. First, working at a convenience store because I was robbed while working at one. The second is phone bill collector. I get constant calls from bill collectors all the time and they won't take "no" for an answer. I don't have the money to pay them so I screen my calls. Having been on the callee end, I couldn't say what they say because I know how the other person feels.

I WOULD NOT LIKE TO WORK AT THE AIRLINES ANYMORE..EVERYTHING WAS MY FAULT, TRAFFIC, WEATHER, FAMILY PROBLEMS..ECT....

I wouldn't want to be a Pastor's wife. You'd hear all the negative stuff going on in people's lives and I don't think you could ever satisfy everyone in the congregation with your attention or advice.

I would not like to work as a person who deals with waste. All that sorting out blocked drains and all that smelly stuff yuck.

jay, you mean it's not? lol couldn't help it!

People ~ I worked in Recreation in a state mental hospital.. One day the Dr-In -Charge of the whole hospital (Would that be DIC?) came into the office screaming & yelling !! He walked through the wood floor gym where we had roller-skating for the patients. He said one of the patients was permitted to do spins & had fallen with NOT one Attendant in sight !! You got it ~ It was me (lol) I was 23 & one of the patients who had been a Pro was teaching me how to turn "a continual-spin"!!

Foxysdad ~ I worked for a short time at a convenience store when I was in Vegas. It was right next door to a fancy bar well known as a "Drug-Den" . I worked the Midnight Shift otherwise know as
"The Moving-Target Shift"!!

LEOX3 ~ Boy! Do I know about Managers!! I was a Foster Grandmother for the Red Cross (prior to my stroke 3 yrs ago when I became a wheel-chair-bound invalid) I volunteered for a woman who literally drove her professional day care school "into the ground".She had her favorite employees and there was "everybody else'!

I was a certified literacy instructor so I worked with the pre kindergarten kids teaching them reading & math recognition until I came in one day & was sent to work with a partially paralyzed semi-ambulatory child who couldn't talk . HE was 10 & in another class. When I came in that day I asked the young teacher I had worked with WHY I was being transferred out of her class. She said the manager had told her in a nasty tone that "she didn't deserve to have any help as she did such a poor job!!"

Long story short. After the school closed the young teacher who had eventually been fired got a tuition included job in one of the best universities in the country & I got 'canned' as a volunteer there bec one day she was feeding MY little guy when I came in the door & he refused to let HER feed him anymore - he wanted me! It is a shame AS it closed for lack of funding as it was built from the ground up with govt funds as a REAL school! His refusal to eat for her was "my nail in the coffin!"

One of the WORST jobs i had was - again - a smelly one! I was in college at the time & had to take jobs that would accommodate the odd hours for class times. I took a job as a "donated-clothes-sorter" at the
Salvation Army. I still can't breathe if I have to go into a thrift shop to hunt for furniture, etc. bec of the smell of the "B-O"!!

People - I worked in recreation in a state mental hospital.. One day the Dr-In-Charge of the whole hospital (Would that be DIC?) came into the office screaming & yelling !! He walked through the wood floor gym where we had roller-skating for the patients. He said one of the patients was permitted to do spins & had fallen with NOT one Attendant in sight !! You got it ~ It was me (lol) I was 23 & one of the patients who had been a Pro was teaching me how to turn "a continual-spin"!!

Foxysdad ~ I worked for a short time at a convenience store when I was in Vegas. It was right next door to a fancy bar well known as a "Drug-Den" . I worked the Midnight Shift otherwise know as "The Moving-Target Shift"!!

LEOX3 ~ Boy! Do I know about Managers!! I was a Foster Grandmother for the Red Cross (prior to my stroke 3 yrs ago when I became a wheel-chair-bound invalid - Since recovered)) I volunteered for a woman who literally drove her professional day care school "into the ground".She had her favorite employees and there was "everybody else'!

I was a certified literacy instructor so I worked with the pre kindergarten kids teaching them reading & math recognition until I came in one day & was sent to work with a partially paralyzed semi-ambulatory child who couldn't talk . HE was 10 & in another class. When I came in that day I asked the young teacher I had worked with WHY I was being transferred out of her class. She said the manager had told her in a nasty tone that "she didn't deserve to have any help as she did such a poor job!!"

Long story short. After the school closed the young teacher who had eventually been fired got a tuition included job in one of the best universities in the country & I got 'canned' as a volunteer there bec one day she was feeding MY little guy when I came in the door & he refused to let HER feed him anymore - he wanted me! It is a shame AS it closed for lack of funding as it was built from the ground up with govt funds as a REAL school! His refusal to eat for her was "my nail in the coffin!"

One of the WORST jobs i had was - again - a smelly one! I was in college at the time & had to take jobs that would accommodate the odd hours for class times. I took a job as a "donated-clothes-sorter" at the
Salvation Army. I still can't breathe if I have to go into a thrift shop to hunt for furniture, etc. bec of the smell of the "B-O"!!

NDY

A septic tank pumper....eeewwwwhhhhh!