[Jorgitus]

im 17 and i just got fired from my job and need a good paying job any ideas???

[jbake]

Sell drugs, scams on interweb, become a prosty.


j/k see if you have any family or friend connections. at 17 I think I was a busboy at a really nice restaurant. The tips alone were great money.

[NaTuReB0Y]

So, how are you going to pay for your 335i now?

[ChadE]

Sell drugs, scams on interweb, become a prosty.


j/k see if you have any family or friend connections. at 17 I think I was a busboy at a really nice restaurant. The tips alone were great money.

first option FTW we're in FL bro...dont get much easier haha

Na but seriosly get a job a restraunt thats what i did when i was 17 or a job at a dealership detailing cars...some valets you can work at @17 to just check a few comapnies as long as you have a clean record

[Jorgitus]

Originally Posted by NaTuReB0Y

So, how are you going to pay for your 335i now?

i have money saved up but that will be gone in less than 3 months with car payments and insurance but valet cars could be a good idea.

[Nikki]

What did you do?

[Jorgitus]

Originally Posted by Nikki

What did you do?

i didnt feel well so i called applebees were i worked and nobody answered so i drove myself there to tell them but when i got there they were like youre suppose to work and you show up like this and then they told me not to come back

[nmulax]

- valet cars
- find another restaurant
- work construction during the summer... it's hard work, but good money and usually cash
- get a job barbacking at a nightclub/bar (good money, and you work up to a bartender)

[Mr Practical]

"Don't be a fool, stay in school!"

MR. T.


sorry had to...How about Costco? They pay pretty well there last time I heard and you could probably get some pretty sweet discounts on Auto Insurance and Tires!

[wanna325i]

Originally Posted by arsenal119

i didnt feel well so i called applebees were i worked and nobody answered so i drove myself there to tell them but when i got there they were like youre suppose to work and you show up like this and then they told me not to come back

The one by sawglass? Are you looking at part time or full time? I work at japan-inn in town center as a server, i can go ask do we need ppls or not. Used to work at stirmoon so know few ppls might able find u a job in stirmoon or moonthai. But i am not 100% can get u a job.

[Jorgitus]

Originally Posted by wanna325i

The one by sawglass? Are you looking at part time or full time? I work at japan-inn in town center as a server, i can go ask do we need ppls or not. Used to work at stirmoon so know few ppls might able find u a job in stirmoon or moonthai. But i am not 100% can get u a job.

nah i work the one in front of muvico yea i live like 5 minutes from japan inn im looking for part time anything you can do to help will be great thanks

[IQ-Man]

Originally Posted by arsenal119

im 17 and i just got fired from my job and need a good paying job any ideas???

Go to college! The best way to get a well paid job Otherwise.... perhaps you get one from Mr. Corleone

[DFW_M]

Originally Posted by arsenal119

i didnt feel well so i called applebees were i worked and nobody answered so i drove myself there to tell them but when i got there they were like youre suppose to work and you show up like this and then they told me not to come back

wow...bad Applebees...
Who's going to make next 335 payment?

[txusa03]

Originally Posted by jbake

scams on interweb

nah, we dont need another trendix on here.

at 17, you have many options for part time but the pay is aint as nice when you grad from college. Everyone has to go thru these sort of phases.

[Neurorad]

Landscape construction/installation. Open the phone book and start calling. Lots of turnover in those companies (hard work). Retaining walls, driveways, new lawns/planting beds. Enjoy working outside while you're young. It's also a good experience to work with men in their 30's and 40's who do the same thing as you - great learning experience (stay in school).

[Swoop]

try enterprise.....

[Rewted]

Disregard all further suggestions, just start hookin'.

[Maestro]

Originally Posted by Neurorad

Landscape construction/installation. Open the phone book and start calling. Lots of turnover in those companies (hard work). Retaining walls, driveways, new lawns/planting beds. Enjoy working outside while you're young. It's also a good experience to work with men in their 30's and 40's who do the same thing as you - great learning experience (stay in school).

Just make sure you do not show up in work in a 335I most of these people have cars and trucks held together with ducktap.

[OC Guy]

Originally Posted by nmulax

- valet cars
- find another restaurant
- work construction during the summer... it's hard work, but good money and usually cash
- get a job barbacking at a nightclub/bar (good money, and you work up to a bartender)

You realize he's 17? Most Valet places will not employ someone under 21 (I've done this), same with construction, and definitely a nightclub/bar. How can you work at a nightclub/bar when you aren't even old enough to get in.

[Neurorad]

Originally Posted by OC 335i

You realize he's 17? Most Valet places will not employ someone under 21 (I've done this), same with construction, and definitely a nightclub/bar. How can you work at a nightclub/bar when you aren't even old enough to get in.

2 Friends of mine in college were 'barbacks', age 18, in VA.

[OC Guy]

Originally Posted by Neurorad

2 Friends of mine in college were 'barbacks', age 18, in VA.

There's a world of difference between 17 and 18. That's why I said "old enough to get in."

[Nikki]

Basically everywhere in S.FL is 21+ to get in but you can work there at 18.
For a 17yr old, seems like restaurants and retail is the majority of the work.