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Substitute teach as someone said before. Here, they pay $50 a day, and there's no specific schedule. There always looking for new people to throw to the wolves, and the job seems easy. Just sit there, yell at kids, and send them to the office.

I bartended for a while. Good job with LOTS of fringe benefits!:D
 
OPECJet said:
Substitute teach as someone said before. Here, they pay $50 a day, and there's no specific schedule. There always looking for new people to throw to the wolves, and the job seems easy. Just sit there, yell at kids, and send them to the office.

I bartended for a while. Good job with LOTS of fringe benefits!:D
Where I live it's $94 for a full day of 7 hours. Legal fringe benefits can be available from the new young female teachers especially at the elementary schools. :cool:
 
Hey, here's an idea for a perfect second job. This is taken from an article about the 10 most overpaid professions in the U.S. Major airline pilot, by the way, was also on the list. Seems like a good job if you are doing standups or ready reserve.



7) Skycaps at major airports

Many of the uniformed baggage handlers who check in luggage at curbside at the busiest metro airports pull in $70,000 to $100,000 a year -- most of it in cash.

On top of their salaries, peak earners can take in $300 or more a day in tips. Sound implausible? That amounts to a $2 tip from 18 travelers an hour on average. Many tip more than that.

While most skycaps are cordial, a good many treat customers with blank indifference, knowing harried travelers don't want to brave counter check-ins, especially in the post 9/11 age.
 

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