What jobs do /o/ do? Are they /o/ related? Pic related. I have

>>17565231
Where in Scotland are you?

I repair rectums

>>17565252
Bet you get a lot of anally destroyed gm fangirls :^)

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>>17565246
I'm sorry to say I sadly deliver in a city in the Midlands. The picture was taken from a driver group I'm in who delivers in better views than I can show.

>>17565252
That's nice. Do you enjoy that?

>>17565265
>That's nice. Do you enjoy that?
I hate my life. There is nobody in the 'gross' part of medicine that enjoys their jobs.

>>17565231
Trader.
Not everyone's thing, especially if you don't like staring at numbers.

>>17565231
Detail cars making about $20-25/hr. It's an ok job but everything has to be perfect and it's hot as fuck outside

>>17565281
Do the numbers ever stare back?

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I'm a draftsman and I crate technical drawings and production orders for the worktools of the car's worst enemy - rail electrification masts and electrical substation frames.

farmer
are tractors, combines and other machinery /o/ related?

I work at a cemetary, it's a pretty good job.

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>>17565265
>ANOTHER MIDLANDSFAG
Im not alone on here anymore

>>17565303
How do you like it? I am thinking about getting into this.

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>>17565305
You best your harvest they are.

Car salesman at a used place in an east midlands city.

Customer facing sucks ass but the money is good and i get to drive lots of cool shit. Good job desu

>>17565315
You in Nottingham?

>What jobs do /o/ do?
Wind turbine field technician

>Are they /o/ related?
I drive about 80-100k km a year in a big van, that's about it.

>>17565323
Peterborough

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>>17565231
making $20/hr filling holes and shooting loads on a graveyard shift.

not /o/ related but my first real job was /o/ related and i hated it so i don't mind what i'm doing now, being antisocial as fuck helps deal with working nights.

>>17565311
It's not insanely complicated work if you have a basic understanding for engineering matters and are good with numbers. Working with digital models can be fun. Nobody stands at a drawing board anymore. But a lot of it is just cookie cutter office paper work and can become a bit dreary. These are the parts that I have to force myself through, but the technical stuff is quite interesting.

Personally I'm rather happy with it, but this also has to do with my previous career fuckups so I'm glad to have found such comfortable work at all and aren't damned to do badly paid pleb labor for the rest of my life.

I work in IT.

Went to school to be a mechanic. God what a waste of money.

>>17565377
I went to school to be IT, ended up as a mechanic.
Fucking hell do I hate IT.

>>17565377
How comes you didn't stick with the mechanics?

>>17565356
You work at franz?

>>17565297
They do that to you too?

Oh shit, that's not good.

Financial Analyst, working up to an iBanker in a few years.

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>>17565391
nah they were the main bread vendor for the store i cut my teeth at. i now cater to people like pic related in a unionized co-op.

I'm a financial planner

>>17565405
rip your free time. but you'll make a killing tho

I deliver pizzas

>>17565425
Do you get tips?

>>17565411
to be fair birds probably have the shittiest slaughter lives

>>17565429
On a good night I'll make $125 on tips alone, but I've only been there for 6 weeks. Some nights are as bad as $60. This weekend total I made about $460 if you include my bi-monthly paycheck

>>17565387
Went at a young age. It was one of those tech school places and I was fresh out of high school during the time so I wanted to follow through with something. Realized that the school taught me nothing useable, and worked at fast food places until I somehow wiggled in through IT.

>>17565385
I feel you brother. I hate it too, but the money is pretty okay.

>>17565411
Shame, I sort of wanted to know a fellow 4chan user to talk shit with. The only one here that's obvious is a cold motherucker in person and a /dbt/ fag, complete with broken 90s meme bike.

(your phone goes "nico nii". you know who you are. also change your ringtone.)

>>17565447
>but the money is pretty okay.
I earn like double or more than my IT friends, while being an uneducated mechanic. So for me the pay won't be enough.

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truck driver but I do quite a bit more than just drive. I work for a crane company and haul counterweights, jib sections, whatever random shit it is that we're lifting but then I also help with setup/rigging/breaking down so I'm on the job as long as the crane is.

>>17565469
That sounds like a really nice job.

software engineer
not /o related in the slightest.

I work at a factory making a measly $10 an hour.
Seriously considering suicide.

Software Engineer, also have 4/5ths of a mechanical engineering degree. I could do IT, too (have security+ cert) but meh.

I've worked for 2 OEMs (software, data analysis) and a part supplier (quality engineering).

Currently unemployed as fuck after graduating this May, applying for jobs all over the country.

>>17565231
>>17565265
Can you drive this on a C1 license?

>>17565669
Looks like it might even be okay on a B license, it's got single rear wheels and food usually isn't that heavy.

deliver mail
Not really related to /o/ but I drive a mad sick cunt JDM rhd northrop grumman LLV
Sadly it has about 30hp

>>17565695
Do Japanese mail trucks have LHD?

>>17565509
are there reasons as to why you wouldn't want to strive for betterment?

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I clean bathrooms at scarborough state beach, in Rhode Island

I work graveyard at Starbucks in a casino. Not remotely /o/ related, but I get to drive the touge on the way home in the middle of the night when no one else is on the road

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>>17565509
Hey man I work at a resort pretty much spoon feeding housekeepers and walking 5-9 miles a day and only making $11.03
>that $1.03 raise tho after working here for almost 4 years
And the closest thing to it being /o/ is I sometimes see some cool cars parked in the parking lot. God I wanna quit but mom and dad can't pay the rent but life is paying for thrills...

I'm a fleet mechanic at a small tour bus company. Pretty /o/ related, I guess
>central California
>most common complaints are tires and a/c

I work as a service technician at a Ford dealer in my college town while I'm going to school. It's not great. I feel like all I do is rotate 35" tires all day.

>>17565231
Mechanic

>>17566077
dog fucker is not a mechanic. please sort your life out.

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>>17566086
Except I am a mechanic and I know more than you about cars, stay BTFO

>>17566113
Except you're actually just a worthless neet mama's boy who's not actually employed and quite literally fucks dogs.

>>17566113
Trim your fingernails

>>17566113
>SPUN VOLVO AT 20MPH
Nobody cares what you say you are, you're always a faggot to us.

>>17566131
Lol stay assblasted

>>17566137
They usually just break off as I work, no need
>>17566138
Refer to >>17566142

HVAC installer. Not directly /o/ related, but I have a 3hr daily commute to a mountain resort (both ways).

I'm a truckerfag. I've got a great sports car but driving a semi 2500 miles a week has really fucked with how I drive a car. I don't drive the car badly, I'm just so slow and overcautious now.

I sell drugs

>>17565231
Surveillance operator at a casino in a small town

>>17565231
I'm a software engineer, so not car related at all. It's one of those things that I happen to be really good at but I don't love it or hate it, it's a job and I do it. Pays really fuckin well though which helps for a car hobby.

I work in a petrol station, only once a week.

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>>17565231
Oil change/tirefag

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>>17565231
i'm not sure if it's quite /o related, but i have fun.

>>17565747
Your pay is shit.
Work at an Indian casino?

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>>17565231
Software developer

>>17565310
There are shedloads of /o/tists in the Midlands, have you missed all the brit/o/ threads? Pic related, our first meet was on the Midlands Tick

>>17568658
KLAUS!

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>>17565231

mailman
sorta /o/ related, i drive a grumman like i stole it

>>17565695
dont the US RHD LLVs have ecotec engines?

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>>17569127
Iron doodoo

>>17565231
I like what Dr. Jordan B. Peterson has to say on the subject. The one job group that employs more people in North America than any other is guess what?

Drivers.

At the exact same time, a large number of the really intelligent people in our society are working on automating driving. Self driving cars already exist, although how good they are is debatable. One way we can expect auto drivers breaking into the mainstream is through trucks. Because they don't have to be perfect, they just have to cause significantly fewer accidents than human drivers. There may be hybrids, too. So for instance you might have a convoy of trucks with a human driver in the first one, and many trucks behind following at set distances just sort of mimicking the first truck. Or you may have individual trucks following set paths with perhaps computers embedded in the road somehow, or on posts alongside it. You could perhaps have standby drivers in each truck who are supposed to intervene if anything goes wrong, something like the way trains work today. The computer mostly drives the train, but the human has to be there anyway.

In any event, as automation begins to replace those jobs, you are going to start to see a lot of unemployment. If ultimately humans aren't even eliminated, let's say that 5 out of 6 jobs are gone, then what jobs are those other 5 guys going to get?

Are they just all supposed to be on welfare?

And what happens in a generation or three after driving automation is standardized? When some rent seeking politicians decide they can make a bit of political hay out of insisting our streets be made safer for muh childruns by banning human driving, what then? Will driving be relegated to speedways and arenas? Like, you can still have your driving for sport, goyim, but you have to conform to our new safety standards now. It's 2057!

And then what the hell happens when /b/ finds a way to fuck with the software and drives a schoolbus into a lake because it's funny?

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>>17565281
>>17565297
>>17565402
They do whether you think they do or not.

I assemble Ford Superduty

>>17566142
>assblasted
like the dogs you fuck? :^)

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Trucker in the military since 4 months ago
I can't actually drive at all

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>>17565264

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>>17569194
nice

>>17568580
What's the most interesting thing you've seen on surveillance

>>17566086

he once was a mechanic but all he does now is work on his shitboxes and spout his shitty angry opinions on people

all his mechanical knowledge is ancient and outdated, or based on internet memes.

>>17565231
Quality management for interiors
I tell others that shit breaks/ wears out too fast if they make it any cheaper

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Network engineer/architect

I'm a spraypainter which means I fix peoples cars when they fuck them up.

>>17569504
So like a scotty kilmer who fucks dogs and has no youtube channel?

Salesman at Sixt rent a car

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Drive a truck around Atlanta in the USA. Yes this is real lol

>>17565275
Then why did you start doing it? You studied medicine, why did you pick a field that doesn't appeal to you at all?

>>17569591
kek

I'm a banker. I make money from /o/ financing a used wrx

>>17565669
I passed my test in 2011 so I can drive it without needing a test. I think it's people after 2014 who have their license are only allowed to drive a car.

I'm a university dropout who stocks shelves and generally hates my life.

Work overnight which pays a tiny bit better, so was at least able to save enough to spend 8k cash on a motorcycle and a 2k beater, but existence is still suffering.

>>17569158
Yeah, but come on, dude was clearly insane.

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I'm a paramedic. Recently started working for a rural ambulance service in Washington. We have a small community hospital in the county. The next closest trauma center is about 2 hours away. Most the driving is done by my partner and we drive the same roads most the time so the scenery gets abound little boring. It's about fun job though, I'd post pics but just got about new phone abound don't have any saved. Pic related is very similar to our rig but not my county.

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I work for Costco.
I don't enjoy it anymore but the money and benefits are good so...

I get paid to put tools on trucks. Sometimes I even fix them. I'm hourly so it doesn't much matter to me how long it takes to do a job. Theoretically I'm rated on how efficient I am but I'm not going to lose my job over low numbers.

>>17570507
>I don't enjoy it anymore
There was a time when you did enjoy it?

R1200R anon here, bike is back up and running

Turns out the fuel gauge is duff, said there's 1/3 of a tank left when it was actually bone dry. Had to call fucking breakdown assistance to determine the cause.

That cost me a fuck ton of money to find out the problem jesus.

>>17570572
Eh.
Kinda. It wasn't as soul crushing back then.

>>17565231
My work primarily has me out in a parking lot, so I get to laugh at ricers, bad parking jobs, and retards who are afraid of full lock when trying to get in/out of a parking space. Half these people need to do the world a favor and get rid of their license until they actually learn to drive away from any other human beings.

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I work in software consulting. In 2013-2015 I did over 100 nights in hotels a year and over 120 flights a year, 2016 and 2017 have been slower with more work from home. I rarely drive to my customers (distances make flying much more practical), and I get shitbox rental cars from Hertz. Every once in a while they'll throw me a Volvo or BMW or Mercedes but this is rare, it's usually a shitbox sedan or SUV with the base trim. (exception: Boise Idaho Hertz always upgraded me to nicely trimmed SUVs or sedans, almost always from upgrades. I also got a Mustang convertible in Dallas once).

I have 31,000 Hertz points right now which means I could rent a shitbox for about 7 weeks straight. I could also rent something from the Prestige collection for a week (that isn't from Porsche or Mercedes Benz AMG). Over a million Marriott points and about 170,000 miles on United right now (another 170,000 American miles). At least when I go on vacation offsetting the lodging/airfare/rental car costs offsets some of the pain.

>>17565231
Rollerman. Fun stuff.

>>17568698
No

>>17565231
I'm a boxing coach, ex professional. It really doesn't pay much, but it's enough to support my offroad-ified '09 kia sportage, which is actually a "big, scary car" here in libcuckistan, germany.

>>17565469
im driving and operating a crane.
sometimes i had to haul counterweights. a lot of time to chill. if i decide to start distance study i will ask to switch to truckdriving. but working on a crane is a cool job. do you also work around 60h/week in the us or are the regulations strict?

>>17570878
>It wasn't as soul crushing back then
Hard to imagine a time when this wasn't the case.

>>17570493
>Cummins powered ambulance
hell yeah dude

>>17571117
Now I'm imagining some thugs stepping up to a Kia for a mugging, the driver getting out and dropping them with perfect form. Thanks for the mental image, Germanon.

>>17565231
Mechanical supervisor in a steel mill...

Quality control director at a research for hire chemistry company. Several of the guys here are car guys so we have fun conversations on break.

I build the roll up doors on uhauls and shit so kinda not really /o/ related

>>17571181
I worked 165 hours in two weeks. I got done pretty early today but I'm already at about 55 hours this week. since I'm local I don't have to keep a log book so I work a whole lot of 20 hour days when the weather is good.

>>17569504
How is my knowledge outdated?

>>17573070
Cummy, why do you reply? Half of /o/ is dumb as fuck

>>17565265
>>17565231
Pls tell me where this is.

I want to go there.

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>>17573281
It's fun BTFOing anons and I have nothing better to do, I'm just chillin in the garage lol

>>17573403
Typical dumb young kid.

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>>17573439
Stay BTFO

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>>17573471
you mean btfo like the cuckvette? lol

Civil Engineer.

Mine is kinda /o/-related since my company specializes in designing roads

>>17565308
I got a buddy that plants people he likes his job

>>17568658
An operator?

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Truckerfag here sup br/o/s

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I'm a mobile forklift Tech, pretty cool job, pays ok, just kinda cruise around and wrench on stuff.

I get to take the truck home, which is dope

>>17573403
Post bad dragon dildo box

I'm a line cook and I work in a deli. I'm sort of apprenticed so if I stick it out at my company for awhile I can make some serious money.

i'm a valet

pretty /o/ related, I've parked some really nice cars and some absolute shitboxes.

I design and build out radio communication systems for Police/Fire/EMS. Our shop also upfits emergency vehicles with lights/sirens. We basically take a car from the factory and make it a police car.

We get to test drive them and make sure everything works, including lights/sirens/radar system/gun locks.

Pretty fun sitting on the side of the road and watching people slam on their brakes because they see you sitting there. Even more fun when you pull out behind somebody that was speeding and just follow them for a bit to mess with their heads.

>>17568658
same

>>17573609
ayyy civil engineer student here, picking roads and transportation as the specialization

>>17565231
I drive an auto ferry, so I suppose that's /o/ related.

I work for one of the large automakers in the USA. I guess that counts.

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>>17565231

I deliver furniture, I too get to drive awesome places, I absolutely love it.

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>>17568919
yes this is klaus
>>17573785
yea i'm on one almost the entire time i'm at work.
>>17573977
nice dubs fellow forktruck dude.

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>>17574572
oh shit I love u Klaus
>watched Klaus for first time as a stoned teenaged
>mfw years later forklift trainer brings out Staplerfahrer Klaus
also what type?
>electric, propane, truckers blood, etc.
t. former electrolyte pourer

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>>17568658

I'm in one of these all day, doing it for ten years, actually very enjoyable and high paced enough that you're never bored and time goes fast and the pay is obscene in my country. Kills my neck though.

>>17571328
Which steel mill?

>>17565231
I'm a 28-year-old loser with a spotty employment history and still live at home. Thinking I might join the military to help get my life on track, even if it just ends up being one enlistment. Age limit for Navy is 34 I believe.

>>17565231
Working a summer job as a valet driver at a swanky hotel so I get to drive a lot of cool cars. Standing outside all day blows but the base pay is $10/hr and the tips are really good so I can't complain. I just parked an s63 amg and last week we had an aston martin

I park cars at a dodge dealership.

>>17565252
Do you get to stick your finger up cute girl's poopers?

>>17565231
I'm an automotive engineer at an OEM.

>>17576576
industrial/mechanical engineering student here, I'm mad jelly
I wish we had automotive engineering degrees in my country

>>17565231
Brewer.

I occasionally deliver kegs to bars and restaurants

>>17577325
*tips handlebar mustache*

>>17565231
i'm a DotCom delivery driver as well. in the east midlands. mostly cover derby area. its alright

>>17574622
lol thanks bro, i'm on propane, mostly a newer yale.

>>17576196
yea i've never been much a fan of those. i've been doing this for 5 years, pay isn't bad, enough to pay the mortgage, bitch of an ex-wife, and still drive a nice car.

>>17565231
I make sure those vans get loaded and out on time.

I'm just a warehouse picker temp. I drive a scissor lift around sometimes.

>>17577995
Well I'll be. You're just under an hour away from me. I deliver in Nottingham. I'm OP btw.

>>17578143
cool. think I'd prefer derby to Nottingham. busy as fuck there

>>17578328
Do you deliver in the city? If so, how do you deal with delivering to students in apartments?

>>17578143
>>17577995
So, are you two the painful tryhard younger type, or the old man with no hair and a beer belly type?

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I work at Amazon and literally just drift and make deliveries throughout the warehouse all night on my PIT

>>17578350
yeah we cover the top part of derby, and the majority of the city centre. the students are fucking useless. usually never answer there phones or forget they've ordered...

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Delivery is a scam

>>17578355
i'm neither...

>>17578355
I'm the mulatto guy who gets the job done as quick as I can. I'm only 25 but been doing it for 4 years and I've got to the stage where I don't give a shit about customers. Only care about the ones that are pretty looking/ I like talking to.

>>17578363
Do you actually go into student accommodations? There's one place in Nottingham that is home to all chinks and pakis that order tray and trays of water and most of the drivers I work with all have arguments with them because they want it delivering to their door.

>>17578375
we've been told not to go into University or student accommodations for security reasons. usually i arrive and give them a call on mobile to come down to van and fetch. We have loads of people round derby that order shit loads of water and beer and heavy shit that live on top floors. Constant battle between them and management

>>17578393
>Constant battle between them and management

I know the feeling. The place we've been disputing over actually blamed us for breaking their lifts and our manager at the time still tried to get us to go up in the building.

Good to see another local DotCom driver.

>>17578418
lol fuckin hell. sounds about right. Luckily we have a good dotcom manager who listens and understands the drivers. Lucky for us. But fuck it! i break up tomorrow for a week. let em have it! nice talkin to you.

>>17578368
Tell me more. I'm applying to be a delivery cuck while i'm in school.

>>17565231

I get paid to drive a vehicle 15mph over the speed limit and run red lights.

I get to do this in anything from Ford 150s, GMC 3500 vans, GMC HD pickups, 40,000lbs engines, 65,000 lbs ladder trucks with 3 axles, and LMTVs.

Feels good rolling an LMTV onto its side getting it stuck and being brought another one and told to keep going.

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>>17569530
oh hey me too!

>durr hurr ACI is the future
>durr hurr it's more software like haha isn't that great!

F U C K
A C I

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I'm in real estate, I put about 400 miles on my shitbox a week

>>17580005
Honestly one of the chillest jobs I've ever had, listening to music and going from store to house is great.

Tips wise it can be really fucky. One day you're lucky and others you get fucked.

Most I made in tips at the end of the night was $135 with 24 deliveries in 5 hours, was a great night.

>>17580538
Thanks for the info m8. I mean at worst you still made a bit over minimum wage right? Yeah and no doubt it sounds pretty relaxing. I applied yesterday to Pizza Hut and I'm applying for Domino's right now.

>>17580556
Yeah you earn minimum wage and every deliver whether you get a tip or not you get like 2 dollars or something for mileage. Also if you're able to try to take closing shifts, you make probably $60-$70 on average because you're there for 8 hours.

>>17580005
>a delivery cuck
how does that work? You deliver your GF at some guy's house and watch him fuck her?

>>17580577
>every deliver whether you get a tip or not you get like 2 dollars or something for mileage
Cool, I was concerned about this. What company did you deliver for if you don't mind my asking? Did they ever ask you to help out inside?

>>17580587
That was my car in the picture I posted originally, so I work for Papa Johns. Usually during downtime you're answering phones/folding boxes/cutting pizzas. If you want to get real adventurous you can help out on making pizzas which is easy as fuck, it's just cup portions and they're labeled.

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>>17580403
>late 20's something me, been working a real job for a few years now
>just got engaged life's starting to become really rewarding
>decide its finally time to move out of the apartment game and get a real place to start my life
>starting looking and find a place I love, close to work for me and the fiancé, close to the city but not too close
>set up an appointment with a real estate agent, look him up online and see hes younger like me, so this should make things easier
>pull up to prospective house and see said agent sitting in this car, wearing a kimono, blasting eurobeat while playing bayonetta on a gameboy.
>dont even stop the car and just drive back to apartment
>dont ever return calls or even consider houses from that real estate company

>>17580601
Oh I see. Nice. I heard good things about Papa Johns but they're not hiring any delivery guys near me. Thanks for the info I appreciate it.

By the way do you know anything about delivering for Uber? I got approved for that already so I think I'll try it out while I wait and see about the pizza jobs.

>>17580613
No problem mate.

Nah, two of my coworkers do regular uber though, easy money too.

>>17580616
Sweet. Much appreciated.

I manage a skip-trace team. Our job is to find people. I guess it's /o/ related because we steal their cars when we find them.

>>17573923
What company you work for? Is it a large upfitter or a small local shop?

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>>17565231
I blast rocks with dynamite

>>17576196

May I ask what the pay is? I assume youre in the US? Im in Norway ad get around 90k USD a year without overtime, but ive been considering moving to the US but driving a forklift is basically my only qualification. I realise it will be lower than in norway, but how close to minimum wage?

>>17582804
was meant for: >>17578036

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>>17573923
>Our shop also upfits emergency vehicles with lights/sirens.
Godspeed, I love emergency lights. The more christmas tree, the better.

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>>17565231

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EMT
I get to drive lights and sirens a lot
Fleet is a mix of Ford based type 3 boxes, most with 6.8 gas v10 and few older ones with 6.0 powerstroke

aerospace company

Assemble POS systems and test them.

>>17578375
>I'm the mulatto guy who gets the job done as quick as I can.
Ah, you're the type 3, then. The hard-working black guy just tryina make a living.

>>17578418
>>17578375
That's universal for asian people. People around here do it, and it's always an asian name on the label when it comes out with a fuckheavy stack of bottled water and nothing else.
Better than the white people ordering 50 crates of shitty beer. Plastic bottles can stand some fucktard not understanding physics.

Do you lot up north have a covered yard to load your vans in, or is it outside exposed to the elements?
What's your location pay like?
I'm considering moving Up North to get the fuck away from all the scum around here.

>>17583701
>Do you lot up north have a covered yard to load your vans in, or is it outside exposed to the elements?

We've got 3 bays. they're covered under a shelter but 2 bays have 2 vans in them. Mine is only a small store so we have only 14 or so vans.

>What's your location pay like?
No location pay. I'm on £8.01 but it should be going up to something like £8.86 by November 2018

Where abouts are you based?

>>17565329
Oh shit I am working at my first wind site right now, it is pretty fun driving around all of the 2500 diesel trucks on gravel roads.

>>17583867
I'm in Reading. All 7 bays are covered, and we're just going down to 12 vans from 13 because of 'efficiency'.
My manager is a cunt, the store is literally falling the fuck to pieces (Chiller door's been broken for years, freezer door's been broken for over a month now and no sign of repairs), I was PROMISED a full refit of the department two years ago, but the building company took the money and vanished, and I recently got written up for displaying signs of stress.
I hate this area, too. The traffic is awful, the people are awful, the accent is awful, and the roads are falling apart.
You're only on £8.01 as a driver, though?

>>17584001
Damn it sounds like yours really is falling apart.
My managers are cunts. One of them is two faced and the other got one of my colleagues sacked because his attendance was below whatever percentage it was supposed to be and that's because he had n abscess in his mouth and he wasn't able to drive on the medication he had.

Nottingham is alright. Some places are obviously shit like most areas I guess.

Yeah £8.01 as a driver yet people in store are on something like £7.68. Should get more for the amount of shit we have to deal with/responsibilities.

>>17584090
The fuck. I'm on £8.0 in-store, because I'm mired in the depths of shitty traffic.
You're not out of the Totton extra, are you? I've been there; designated shitting store for Download festival, at least for me. Mostly because staff-discounted cold drinks.

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Not /o/ related, I do the wiring and assembly of UPS units. Most around 480v.

>>17584210
You might get location pay then. I've spoken to drivers from London who are on something like £9/£10 due to their higher living cost. Couldn't imagine delivering in London.

How bad is the traffic in Reading? I usually call customers up early before peak traffic hits unless they want it in the actual slot during peak times.

I'm based more around Nottingham city centre.

>>17584274
Something like 50p an hour location pay, according to my payslips.
The traffic is basically at a standstill in rush hour. During the day, it still backs up for ages. Mostly due to the goddamn traffic lights everywhere, and the main routes in and out being choked by bus lanes.

Most of our drops are either right smack in the town centre's mass of tiny roads and identical terraces, or way out in the middle of fuckoff nowhere. Pretty sure it's the only store that has drivers dodging asshole drivers in town, and then going out and having to run right up onto the verges to avoid tractors.
And we have delivery instructions like 'please reverse all the way down the drive we don't have room for you to turn around'.

>>17577271
Well my degree is in mechanical engineering, with an automotive specialty.

>>17565293
ayy, I also detail but I'm only making $13 canadian an hour. it's enough for me and my shitbox though

>>17582814
Not anywhere near 90k

I make 24/hr

>>17584688
But is the specialty a postgraduate degree?
Here you can study "Industrial/Mechanical Engineering", with 3 variants:
>Mechanical design and materials
>Fluids and energy
>Plant engineering
There used to be production too but it's a separate career now.

>>17586464
It's just some extra text that shows up on my transcript. My degree just says "Mechanical Engineering." It's not post graduate, I only have a bachelor's.