What's the worst job you ever had?

Question

I worked at a cracker factory for one day, the smell was horrendous, I couldn't take it.

Answer 1

I worked for a photography company as a telemarketer. If you like people rejecting you, constantly hanging up and sometimes cussing you out for calling, then here's a gig for you! lol Seriously, I lasted a week and couldn't take it any longer.

Answer 2

Corrugated box container manufacturer when I was 18.

Worked in the Shafting department. Serious, that was what it was called.

My job was to place a 150 lb steel shaft into HUGE rolls of paper and, using an electric hoist, place it onto a machine that pressed the paper from two rolls together to form the box.

The rolls weighed up to a ton.

Answer 3

Landscaping for a week in the middle of July in Atlanta humidity in an upscale neighborhood with steep yards while pushing wheelbarrows full of heavy stones up hills on soft soil in addition to putting in drainage pipes in tight spaces underneath decks. Now that's some backbreaking, manly work.

Answer 4

Applebees. Just seeing the people who made the food was enough for me to quit after a week and never eat there again. The kitchen looked like the set of Jerry Springer. And the cooks wore the same greasy *ss clothes all week long. *pukes*

Answer 5

Lunch Lady

Answer 6

Housekeeper

Answer 7

i sit in a 8' x 8' window-less break room with file shelves around the perimeter, and file for eight hours a day as people continually come in and out of the room to get coffee and heat up thier stinky, odor-engulfed leftovers.

i love my job.

Answer 8

I worked in a shoe store when I was in college back in the mid 70's, and some ladies would come and try 12 or 13 pairs of shoes then they'd tell me that they'd come back in the afternoon...what a crock of crap! They never would come back....I hated that!!!

Answer 9

I was a housekeeper in the operating room of a hospital, which meant I had to clean up all the blood and guts after an operation....YUCK!

Answer 10

i worked for a old, mean hag. pulling out fence, in a barren wasteland. i had to drive 10 miles cross country to get to the fence. the pay barely covered the gas. i quit after my 4wheeler broke down --while i was working there--and i walked 10miles home. i hate that hag!