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Patsy Warnick
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I was 8 yrs old - berry picking & Bean picking, all summer long..

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Sheryl
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I was 15 and washed dishes on Sundays at the local Mexican food restraunt.
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I was 15 (permit from school as well) The last day of school, Mom informed me that I had a summer job at her place of employment...and I rode to work with her and 4 other people Mon-Friday (for an hour and a half) to a place called "International Fabricare Institute" where Dry Cleaners send hard to clean fabrics and they analyze it, I was a clerk-typist and made about 4 bucks an hour, but hey...I worked!!:D:D

My Mom was one of the Fabric Analysts....she LOVED that job....
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Mystery
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Technically, my first job was babysitting at 14, but the legal first job was as a waitress at 17. I worked there for one month, until a drunk man came in one night, ate his dinner and then proceeded to pee on himself, in the chair, and all over the floor - and then walked out leaving the mess for me to clean up. I quit then and got a job at a convenience store, where I worked for years, until I started in my current profession. I loved working there.
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Lon
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I was eight years old and had a route delivering the old "The Saturday Evening Post" magazine. I bought a Kodak Brownie Box camera with my first check.
curlyjoe
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16 and advertising on the internet. typical lazy 16yo job
RedGlitter
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15...railroad call dispatcher

But technically, first real job would be 18 at the wire tie factory.
Patrick
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I was 17, it was the Air Force.
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neffy
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i was 13 and worked on a sat in a dry cleaners
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Bryn Mawr
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Apart from a holiday work experience in the electrical department of a heavy plant makers at 14, it was checking the pools coupons for Zetters at 16 - that payed for my first new motorcycle.
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ina steel mill.
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kazalala
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I was 14 and got a saturday job in Carricks, a bakers shop. I loved it and all the other staff were great to me cos i was the youngest, (and wasnt afraid to get rid of the mice:rolleyes:). I remember one day there though that was horrible! The shop looked out on to a very busy road, and this day i heard a screech and a thud and looked out of the front window straight into the blank staring eyes of a woman who had been knocked over. Her bone was sticking out of her leg as well, sorry i know this sounds a bit gorey:wah: but oh i can still see it so vividly! I thought she was dead but she didnt die thank god, she was just in shock which was why she had that horrible scary look on her face. The older women made me go and sit down in the back and have a cup of tea bless em.




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