I need a JOB!!!

Pre-College Issues High School Life
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<p>ANYONE have a suggestion of where i can work fulltime for big bucks this summer?? i don't wanna work at a retail store (ie A&F, hollister, etc...basically the mall), a grocery store, or in a restaurant. I know that pretty much limits all my choices, but i really need to save money for college, and i need a well-paying job. any suggestions??? like a lab or an office or something? (i'll be 18 in august).</p>

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<p>bartend after august? or until then work independantly in boat cleaning? or as something that gets tips.</p>

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<p>Secretary/Mail filer at Goldman Sachs. Everyone gets paid well at Goldman you know.</p>

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<p>Work at a golf course. If you're a guy get carts for people and help carry golf bags from car to cart, etc. for some good tips. Or if you're a girl, then drive around that little cart to sell beer to horny old men lol. No, but seriously, working at a golf course has gotten my friends a lot of money.</p>

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<p>what about as a bellhop at a hotel...if you're a guy. or at a country club. i know a guy who works in a kitchen.</p>

<p>i'm in dire need of a job too. my mom's friend is looking for workers at her hospital. my mom told me to take the job. i'm still contemplating whether to work in her office or at a mall...currently looking into hallmark.</p>

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<p>I want to work at a cafe.</p>

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<p>you could work in a bowling alley. its fun. and you can build up massive arm muscles putting the bowling balls back.</p>

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<p>Well, you could try working for a lawyer or a banker or someone along those lines (it would help if you had friends who have parents of those occupations). I have a friend who interns for an accountant (and she's only in high school) and she actually gets paid up to ten bucks an hour. </p>

<p>But if you're a bagger at a grocery store, you can good money in tips! And what's wrong with being a waitress?</p>

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<p>I agree with the golf course idea. Look for a really upscale place where old rich men go and you'll get good tips. My brother's friend got a $700 tip once for being extra nice to some guy who turned out to be mega-rich.</p>