Sorry guys, I don't care about basketball, but because of Teletovic I wouldn't mind the Nets moving on.
you suck!
I'm a bartender/server, not a janitor, dumbass. The fact that you think it's an insult to attack the humanity and work ethic of all of the immigrants that work at the ACC and work extremely hard at their jobs (I've talked to them all because I'm not a classist prick and they're genuinely great people) for their families because you consider their jobs beneath you, says it all.
Janitors have more transferable skills than bartenders do when it comes to further career moves or even just day to day life.
Janitors have more transferable skills than bartenders do when it comes to further career moves or even just day to day life.
So, so, so socially awkward.
What a bunch of nonsense.
Plus... for getting laid Bartending >>>>>>>>>>>Janitor.
good bartenders can build a substantial network for future career moves. Also much more upward movement into the service industry than you have as a janitor.
Most janitors know how to fix random, but useful things like toilets, sinks, water heaters and various other pipes. All good transferable skills into the trades and various real world situations.
Clearly being a bartender in your early 20's is amazing, but a bartender (that doesn't own the bar) that is any older than that is just sad.
You clearly, clearly under value the "soft" people skills that are absolutely essential to success. There are hundreds of thousands of people on north america that make great careers our of those skills. Every sales professional, every successful people manager, etc, etc...all need the type of people skills that are learned behind the bar. All of that of course ignores that a decent bar tender in a fairly busy bar will easily gross 50K a year, and by itself, until you get sick of it, is a solid job.
Hell, without decent social skills you can't get a job in a saw mill. You have to pass the behavioral interview.
Most janitors know how to fix random, but useful things like toilets, sinks, water heaters and various other pipes.
Terribly uniformed comeback.
Most janitors know how to fix random, but useful things like toilets, sinks, water heaters and various other pipes. All good transferable skills into the trades and various real world situations.
Clearly being a bartender in your early 20's is amazing, but a bartender (that doesn't own the bar) that is any older than that is just sad.