Favorite job as a kid

tabdog, you were on call 24/7? Wow! That's a job.

I like the image of a kid in an ambulance arriving at school. You must have seen some gruesome sights for a kid in his teens.

OT
 
My favorite job was while still in high school I started
being an ambulance attendant in the only ambulance
company in Little Rock. I was first out on every call
because I was the only attendant. I worked 24hours
a day, 7 days a week. I got paid $45 a week.

I had more money than I could spend. Met lots of girls.

When school started, I would come to school in an
ambulance and they would pick me up after school.

When I took a girl out, I had a cot waiting in the back.

Happy Huntin,
Why you old dog Tabdog :lol:.
 
I mowed our neighbors lawn when I had time. They had one of them new fangle lectric lawn mowers you plug in. It was a small real nice kept yard, so it was an easy 2 bucks.
 
Worked as a lifeguard in South Miami Beach. Before you get all excited, this was in the days before South Miami Beach became what it is today.

Wish I had known back then about the effects of too much exposure to UV. Have had two skin cancers removed. :(
 
tabdog, you were on call 24/7? Wow! That's a job.

I like the image of a kid in an ambulance arriving at school. You must have seen some gruesome sights for a kid in his teens.

OT

It was really 24/7. They had a barracks.

I worked my day off because I was the only attendant they had.

They gave me an extra $5.00 for working my day off.

It was many years later before I realized I made less for working
my day off than I did on the other 6 days I worked,
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Happy Huntin,
 
tabdog,

I like the image of a kid in an ambulance arriving at school. You must
have seen some gruesome sights for a kid in his teens.

OT

The first day on the job, the first call that came in was an automobile
accident on the highway. A woman was mangled and dead. Her little
boy was not seriously injured.

Picking up my first body in such conditions was a challenge, but that
did not prepare me for the scene at the hospital.

While we were unloading the woman at the emergency room, her
husband showed up and was asking me questions like I was a doctor.

It was hard to see the kind pain he was going through, and even harder
for this kid to answer his questions.

Kids that get mangled are even harder to take. Their parents were feeling
what all parents fear most.

The reason I could do it may be the same reason they send kids to war,

they (we) have not really learned that it is too hard to bear.......

Happy Huntin,
 
picking up rubbish around a group of lochs in a place called butterstone, scotland ,craig lush,loch of the lowes n butterstone loch, for free fishing
 
I really cant remember my first job some 65 years ago. I worked at a boat rental ,washing out boats, was a paper boybuilt sandstone walls, sold bait delivered ice, set pins by hand, ran a tree service , shopped and did housework for older ladies, worked in a sawmill, short order coked . after college I was in charge of tree and landscaping in Peoria Ill, park system did landscaping for the head of Catapillar. Anything to make a buck. been a cop along with all else.And the greatest of all , I was a Seabee. motto Can Do. Bob
 
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