have you tried other jobs?

Back in the day, after i got the bullet from my YTS i was working on a production line packing L'oreal hair dyes. sat round a rotation conveyor belt stuffing the leaflets in the box, chatting shite with old biddies looking a t**t with a hair net on and deidre barlow safety giggles. and getting £3 an hour agency rate........character building if nowt else..........them old biddies could be right c**ts if you missed a box with ya leaflet....................:popcorn:
 
theplasterman said:
I think there's money in carpet fitting was skimming ceiling for a oner the other day carpet dude turns up to do floor asked him how much that one room was £390 thought floor same size as my ceiling .. Another job is blinds,them guys are getting £100 odd just for a few wall plugs and screws
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Daylight robbery I got my bedroom carpet fitted for £30 Vince..u sure ur not counting the cost of the carpet into price
 
Arti said:
Back in the day, after i got the bullet from my YTS i was working on a production line packing L'oreal hair dyes. sat round a rotation conveyor belt stuffing the leaflets in the box, chatting shite with old biddies looking a t**t with a hair net on and deidre barlow safety giggles. and getting £3 an hour agency rate........character building if nowt else..........them old biddies could be right c**ts if you missed a box with ya leaflet....................:popcorn:
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Bit like getting paid in self esteem:D
 
Selling booze n fags back of van Stonehenge festival and Glastonbury
Window cleaning
Tree surgery
Window fitting
Roofing
Painting decorating
Refurbs diff period buildings
Winkle picking
Debt collecting
Partying
Laying on beaches and birds
Back to refurbs and taking life little easier.
Unsure of the order and irrelevant.
 
I have had a lot of jobs/ventures...

I use to sell PC cables at a carboot and did ok

Ran pubs bars an restaurants, use to be a troubleshooter for a chain of restaurants which was pretty good :D

Use to make £100 a day in cash tips waitering in Milton Keynes
 
Kitchy said:
Daylight robbery I got my bedroom carpet fitted for £30 Vince..u sure ur not counting the cost of the carpet into price
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Yes mate included carpet and under lay etc but materials can't of been more than say £150 ish he was in and out quicker than me.
 
Arti said:
Back in the day, after i got the bullet from my YTS i was working on a production line packing L'oreal hair dyes. sat round a rotation conveyor belt stuffing the leaflets in the box, chatting shite with old biddies looking a t**t with a hair net on and deidre barlow safety giggles. and getting £3 an hour agency rate........character building if nowt else..........them old biddies could be right c**ts if you missed a box with ya leaflet....................:popcorn:
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Hi mate,
Do you use L'Oreal hair products now ?
 
If I ever got off the trowel id get a transit beavertail and get into cars but more into barn finds then restore them.

Type in barn find on ebay and see some of the beautiful machines some people find
 
Bloody hell Vince, he's bald as a badgers arse Link Removed

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have you tried other jobs?
Squarehead said:
Met him once when my lad was a mascot in his managers office, absolute f**k**g nut job. Great striker tho.
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he's just got the bullit from Sky in Italy, something to do with a tattoo reference to mussolini.

He's nearly as good looking as me
 
I couldn't do anything else now this pays my bills plus I don't say yeah I can hang doors tile ect I'm a plasterer I didn't like school and school didn't like me although at min it's a crap game to be in I.e everyone knows a plasterer or done a bit or think things take an hour I feel will turn again and they will listen to our advice flipping hotdogs won't pay the bills but plastering will
 
He's friends with Mussolini's granddaughter. He's always been open that he's a fascist and an admirer of Mussolini.
 

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