Posted: Fri Apr 28, 2006 10:02 am
Worst Job: Injection mold press operator graveyard shift.
2 ton presses running at over 300 degrees and having to wear asbestos gloves and smocks. The biulding was not real big but had 10 2 ton air conditioners running full tilt 24/7 and the temp inside never got below 95 degrees.
Best Job: I'll give ya 2 of em
Peanut Vendor Anaheim Stadium 1976-1978
I met every player in the American league as well as having access to the phone in the visitors dugout. Also got to see every concert for free and actually made a snot pile of money at them too! I remember seeing the Roliing Stones on the 1978 Some Girls tour and witnessed the great shoe event. CLASSIC
Best Job #2 Electronics Components Buyer
It's amazing what some people will do to sell products. I don't think I paid for a drink or a meal for 5 years and got laid when ever I wanted too. I also had access to Laker Floor seats during the "showtime" era. Seats we're at the end of the visitors bench in front of Terri Garr and 15 or 20 feet from Jack. Spent alot of time before and after games in the Forum club with player and celebrities. Yes I've had some cool jobs in th past. Lot's of great memories. I could go on for hours!!
2 ton presses running at over 300 degrees and having to wear asbestos gloves and smocks. The biulding was not real big but had 10 2 ton air conditioners running full tilt 24/7 and the temp inside never got below 95 degrees.
Best Job: I'll give ya 2 of em
Peanut Vendor Anaheim Stadium 1976-1978
I met every player in the American league as well as having access to the phone in the visitors dugout. Also got to see every concert for free and actually made a snot pile of money at them too! I remember seeing the Roliing Stones on the 1978 Some Girls tour and witnessed the great shoe event. CLASSIC
Best Job #2 Electronics Components Buyer
It's amazing what some people will do to sell products. I don't think I paid for a drink or a meal for 5 years and got laid when ever I wanted too. I also had access to Laker Floor seats during the "showtime" era. Seats we're at the end of the visitors bench in front of Terri Garr and 15 or 20 feet from Jack. Spent alot of time before and after games in the Forum club with player and celebrities. Yes I've had some cool jobs in th past. Lot's of great memories. I could go on for hours!!