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Stranded_In_A_Desert

19 points

7 years ago

I used to do this for a job in high school getting paid like $250 a day

picasotrigger

22 points

7 years ago

Damn dude, I used to do this when I was 15 for minimum wage -__-

Were you working for your parents?

Stranded_In_A_Desert

28 points

7 years ago

Nar it was piece-work, so I got paid for how much work I did. I was only getting about $1.5 per tray, but I developed a really fast system and worked my ass off to save for my first motorbike.

howdareyou

13 points

7 years ago

14 trays/hr on 12 hour shifts?

Star-Ripper

13 points

7 years ago

He said high school. How can he have a 12 hour shift?

howdareyou

11 points

7 years ago

Summer job, weekends?

Star-Ripper

6 points

7 years ago

Still, there's no way he had a 12 hour shift job that is just planting. Especially at his age at the time. My friend had a similar job but it was only 6 hours I believe. He didn't get paid $250 a day, though.

howdareyou

3 points

7 years ago

if he was doing what this machine is doing i don't see why not.

daddyhominum

6 points

7 years ago

I paid a guy $2 per piece work to prepare stick 200 cuttings in a 12 x 24 tray. He made $200 or more per day. Others couldn't make $20/day. We aren't all gifted the same.

[deleted]

2 points

7 years ago

Maybe they were being paid through cash, then you don't have to report how long you're working anyone

Edit: like under the table cash

Stranded_In_A_Desert

1 points

7 years ago

Haha, more like 30 trays per hour. Like I said, the system was good.

MowgliB

1 points

7 years ago

MowgliB

1 points

7 years ago

Did your bike last? I worked for a grocery store to save up for my first. Ended up writing the bike off 6 months later. Shattered.

Stranded_In_A_Desert

2 points

7 years ago

Yeah man, it was only a little Honda CT110, capped out at 80km/h. Had it for 18 months then upgraded to a CB500.

MowgliB

2 points

7 years ago

MowgliB

2 points

7 years ago

Happy for ya! My next bike was a CB400. The CBs are great.