Based on the general stereotype of people on the internet, I was curious how many people around here work blue collar jobs, and no, shoe stores do not count.
I for one, am a Warehouse Furniture Specialist, which means in addition to doing repair work and assembly for furniture nicer than my car, I also have to unload appliance and furniture trucks which unload at the distribution center.
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*subject up to debate
I work as part of the container unloading crew at my company. We handle frozen food so it gets pretty cold.
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At 3/11/17 07:25 AM, sargos97 wrote: Based on the general stereotype of people on the internet, I was curious how many people around here work blue collar jobs, and no, shoe stores do not count.
if dealing datura is blue collar, im it. Go ahead and call the cops newgrounds, its legal here, I just, grow it better than most.
I used to work at a bakery at some point in 2015, a total of two days where I failed twice, packing bread on night shifts :P
Does that count as blue collar?
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At 3/12/17 10:27 AM, AoiShinigami wrote: I used to work at a bakery at some point in 2015, a total of two days where I failed twice, packing bread on night shifts :P
Does that count as blue collar?
I'd say so.
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*subject up to debate
At 3/12/17 04:41 AM, BloodPact wrote: I work as part of the container unloading crew at my company. We handle frozen food so it gets pretty cold.
I can only imagine. It gets cold enough unloading washers and dryers off a truck in the winter, and then we walk right under a gas heater. You learn to really hate that heater.
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At 3/11/17 12:13 PM, WakeUpSuper wrote: Well Im pretty sure this counts, but I work on a farm. We don't really grow crops, its mostly a poultry farm. A typical day consists of feeding, cleaning, recieving or making deliveries, butchering and fabricating, etc.
Definitely counts.
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*subject up to debate
At 3/11/17 07:25 AM, sargos97 wrote: Based on the general stereotype of people on the internet, I was curious how many people around here work blue collar jobs, and no, shoe stores do not count.
I worked on assembly lines at warehouses for 3 years during college- furniture warehouses, a place that made picture frames and mirrors, chip and pretzel factories, and a box making factory for fancy perfumes and chocolates.
I work a desk job now though at a healthcare payments company, just started last year.
