My first official job was at Rainbow Car Wash in EO...I was 16 and made 2.75 an hour or something like that. All I know is I joined the Navy a year later and never saw so much money at once =)

my first real job was prolly workin at shoprite when i was 16, that job sucked ass and is by far the worst job ive had yet

Oh, off the books, I mowed lawns from 11-15.

16 at the burger king in glassboro, worked there till it was shut down the first time. interesting enough job, worked the drive thru window register, its always fun pissing people off and being amazed by idiots. me and one of my fellow workers just some punk kid in my 93 cavalier one time while we were on shift...good times.

First job was working as an Asst teacher for a preschool/day care center. Did that for 4 years. Good job, good pay for the time.
Then Strauss when I turned 18
Then for CACI Inc, a military contractor for internship for a year and change
And now SEARS!!! BTW, Today (Sunday), starts my new job as asst manager. Im hyped...now I just need sleep.

My first real job was when I was 15 at Princeton Ski Shop. Then after that I began working for a company called EK Success its a dress shirt type of job but I don't mind cause the pay is good and I get weekends, nights and holidays off.

Although I have been cutting some lawns and shoveling snow since I was about 12 or 13 and till this day thats probably where I make the best money lol.

WORD! I made 90 bucks In 3 hours the last time it snowed 8)

some of my friends are older then me so my first job was when i was 13 cutting lawns for my 20 year old friends company under the table.... (15 bucks an hour for a 13 yr old was sweet) then when he sold the company i went and worked at shoprite and became a front end manager which was the ****tiest job ever..... now im a tech at sunny delight making near 50k a year with overtime and they pay for my college so im pretty happy there

can you hook me up with sunny d?

my first job ever was working at a place called bison business supplies as a web-designer in great meadows... they've gone out of business since... pay was 9.50/hr at 16... not bad...

****tiest job I ever worked though was american eagle when I was 17.. hah.. i took it for extra money from the other stuff I was doing at the time, but ****** job. Only bonus was you could "accidentally" walk in on chicks in the dressing room every now and then :-D

bicycle shop as a tech when i turned 14 for 6.50 an hour..

I drove the ball collector at a driving range. That was fun, I would basically shut my mind off and drive around the field for an hour or so.

Big Als Toybox(www.bigalstoybox.com) i was 15 when i started there, $8 an hour, i got to strip down and clean all the motors that were to become the supercharged motors, pretty cool learned alot.
CARS - Connecticut Auto Repair Service - part time mechanic, $10 an hour, started back in 03 cuz i needed more dough, pretty cool, get to drive all the old cars and everything else. waiting to get my CDL so i can do tow runs

I worked at a diner as a busboy for like $6 an hour and it sucked....

first job - construction, it was pretty ****** to work outside in 90+ degree heat for a first job lol

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you're first and only job is on RUSSIAN SPACE STATION!!!!

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haha good one :laugh:

same here when i was 15. . . I made a crap load of tips though. And for 15 years old bringing between 10-40 bucks a day in tips for working 3 hours a day, I loved it.

Kings super market, cashier

16-18 at an apple orchard, Picking, selling, and making cider.

I love apple cider. that must have been a fun job!

It was pretty cool. I learned a lot about apples and the types of stuff you have to do to grow decent ones. The cider was truly awesome at the orchard since we used good quality apples and it was unpasteurized. Just pressed fruit. Sure, there was a bit of risk about e-coli but the flavor was amazing. The orchard has since gone to UV treatment of the cider and it's still good, but not the same.

there was a local orchard near me that has since shut down that made unpasteurized cider. they also made apple cider donuts :drool: .I'd kill to have them re-open :lol:

When I was 15-16 I made chump change doing all kinds of work for my uncle. Then at 17 I got a job at "The Body Works" (auto body) in Paterson, my dad is friends with the owner. He ended up selling it last February and this June will be one year that I've been working at FedEx part time.

~Ted

I started delivering newspapers when I was 11, kept that up until I was 18. I made good money (was pulling in about $250/week for 10-12 hours of work during my last year), but that was way to early in the morning for me to keep up with.

- Justin