Thanks man. It's a warehouse job. I'm more of a book nerd than a manly man, and my resume reflects it. I have no business getting this even menial job. I won't fit in at all at work. I'm wearing a suit. Maybe that's a dumb idea?I hate shit jobs, working for other people, busting my ass to make someone else rich. I will never work for anyone else as long as I live, only to serve my clients and myself no matter what the business.
If I am broke I don't discriminate, up is up. I would take a shit job in a heartbeat. Lay some sod? Show up to the dairy plant at 3:30am riding a bike uphill with one peddle in winter gear on in the middle of july? I have done it all, from parking ramp booths to valet parking. The day I had a cheese knot to big for my pocket I quit my job and never looked back. 1 successful gorilla grow and never fell off since.
My advice is do what you got to do to see better days, stack your money and plan for the future. Could be shittier at least you have an interview, others would kill for just that.
That is awesome to hear man. Thanks for sharing your wisdom with me.I worked a warehouse job myself, and I am more of the computer nerd type rather then hammer and nails. I put on a full suit for the job as well, scored the job and it was great for 1.5 years. I made ok money, and it was a stepping stone to where I am now. Learned alot about myself there, was overall a good experience. Not to mention a few friends were made.
20 grand with no mortgage or anything else save a cheap car. I can see starting a grow op with 20 grand just for supplies and electric, but 20 grand for everything? Growing medium-scale or bigger in a rental is completely and utterly insane in every state short california and colorado, and rent in those two places are incredibly high. Moreover, I hear horror stories of people not being able to move stuff over there it's so saturated.you got 20 grand?
I'd invest in a grow op and never work for someone else ever again.
that's a perfect amount for a nice op.
just enough to get you by for 2 harvest with rent and all.
Have you considered changing your name to wishy-washy.
Michigan, you can rent a whole house for 500-600 a month.20 grand with no mortgage or anything else save a cheap car. I can see starting a grow op with 20 grand just for supplies and electric, but 20 grand for everything? Growing medium-scale or bigger in a rental is completely and utterly insane in every state short california and colorado, and rent in those two places are incredibly high. Moreover, I hear horror stories of people not being able to move stuff over there it's so saturated.
Lies?
Thanks man. It's a warehouse job. I'm more of a book nerd than a manly man, and my resume reflects it. I have no business getting this even menial job. I won't fit in at all at work. I'm wearing a suit. Maybe that's a dumb idea?