A career wrapping those tiny little boullion cubes?

Question

Would that be a nice new career choice for me? :)

Geeez. A lot of way too serious people in here. Trini: I am ambitious enough to learn to correctly spell the word "guest" which you are not. Brat: Not that you need to know what my current career is but lets just say if it were not for me and my tiny paintbrush, your M&M's would be missing the little M on them. What do you have to say for yourself now smarty pants?

Answer 1

There's _loads_ more money in wrapping those tiny cubes of processed cheese.

http://www.thelaughingcow.com/lc/lc.nsf/ProductsL2-CheeseBites?openpage
(for example)

It requires a lot more skill, given that the cheese is slightly mushy and not easy to keep in a perfect cube, and will get a bit melted if you don't work quickly. But it's worth learning how. I wrap cheese, and I drive a Bentley!

Answer 2

Hey..if you like making 10 cents an hour....be my guess. I can tell your not a very ambitious person!

Well I just have to say that I CAN spell thank you(it's called a typo...I know you've made plenty!) and who gives a rats behind if you've painted some damn M's on m&ms....what a career. Like I said before NO AMBITION IN LIFE!

Answer 3

I don't think it would be that good of a career choice. I do believe it is done by a machine.

Answer 4

Please do not even consider it. You would be bored after one day, and whats worse, make some folding mistakes. Normally the human hands are too slow for this job so a robot machine does it.

Answer 5

i think it would get kinda boring and have you seen they have granules now. you might be out of a job soon. the granules are better than the cubes.

Answer 6

that sounds great.........whats your current career, bird waste remover?????

Answer 7

IT IS DONE WITH A MACHINE!

Answer 8

no, your fingers would turn all yellow!