work!

 

I had been working for years before he was born.

 

First real job I had was in 1965 right after hurricane Betsy.

 

I started working when I was 11, loading a Toms Peanut truck every evening. Did that until I got my license at 14 and started delivering auto parts. Worked half a day in high school and 2 years if Jr college at a local bank(1959-1963). Then worked 40 hours a week at the college where I transferred until I got out. Out of school, went to work for a CPA firm. That was 1967.

 

LMELHFAO !!!

Or this'n ..... I hear they gots great benefits, and they'll back yall up....




MGD

 

I worked for a seaplane base for 2 summer's when I was in high school. Fueled them up washed them and pumped out the float's. Pulled them out with a dolly and a old Ford tractor. Beat the heck out of re-sacking drilling mud for my uncle at Milwhite Mud! Did this at 16 and 17 yrs old. Hard to get kid's out of the house and off the video games now. Southern Seaplane was the company.

 

I believe you're correct and I would say you were working before I was born.

 

Sounds like a fun job.

 

It was a fun job plus I was learning to fly for free. Like an idiot I didn't stick with it. Cessna 172's and 180's.

 

Heck I've been married over 44yrs...heck that can be considered work sometimes!

 

Like working on a chain gang.

 

Who's that commercial kidding? That dad in there's gotta be well into his 50s and unless he's bangin some 25 year old, he's poking a post-menopausal woman with no need for contraceptives

Probably skeetin dust anyway . . .

Something about 40% thinner says 40% more likely to break . . .

 

Your truck looks good! Nice and clean! I swear I've been to that gas station before too . . .

 

 

I think it can. At times, I bet it seems that there's never enough time off... From my experience anyway lol.