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Mine was being a server in a high end restaurant.

I've worked a lot of costumer service jobs. Been a server/waiter at a few different places.

But the entitlement of the costumers at high end restaurants is unfathomable. To get stiffed on a tip from a very needy table. Or for someone to order a well done steak and than complain it's taking too long. Bitch do you want your steak cooked right or not?

I could go on and on...

Mine was being a server in a high end restaurant. I've worked a lot of costumer service jobs. Been a server/waiter at a few different places. But the entitlement of the costumers at high end restaurants is unfathomable. To get stiffed on a tip from a very needy table. Or for someone to order a well done steak and than complain it's taking too long. Bitch do you want your steak cooked right or not? I could go on and on...

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I have to agree with boone on this one, never really worked a bad job if I had to pick one it would be roofing. That will kick your ass.

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

I did seamless metal roofing for a couple years. I personally didn't mind it. When we had to remove the old shingle roof that would suck, but most times we could put the new roof right over the old.

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That would have been easier I think.