u/Adventurous-Pea7638

I’m 20 years old, damn near homeless looking for any type of physical labor type jobs. I have 3+ years of Pool Construction experience. I would do landscaping, construction, demolition, pool construction, tiling, entry into the trades etc. anything with physical full-time work and some room for growth with a good company. If anyone has some ideas or experiences please let me know virtually all is welcome!

I’m 20 years old I can’t stand any sort of job that doesn’t require physical labor, I really want to get into some entry level blue collar work whether it be a construction crew gig or apprenticeship for one of the trades. Anyone got information on union stuff or just entry level work please let me know!

I’m 20 years old, 6’7 and just started work this Monday. Let me get this out of the way by saying if you think being really tall is all fun and games it’s not it’s tiring as shit. At least 5 times a day I get asked how tall I am. At least double that a day people just bluntly like to state how tall I am. Gee folks I hadn’t noticed and now I look awkward asf saying “I know.” Customers stare and it seems like they purposely inch themselves near me when i’m trying to stock or pull tags and I have to shrink away into my own space. Not to even MENTION the people in charge of me. We had inventory yesterday and today my job was picking off every WIS tag only on the TOP SHELVES. These MFS really told everyone to leave the top tags for me to grab and my arms are waisted as I type this. I feel like a literal boomerang being asked and radioed for because apparently I am easier to grab than a step stool. On top of all this Im part of the fucking remodel team so I get to go and do this shit all over again with a different group of people at a different store every few months like FML. Just a rant but fawkk this is getting old.

Edit: To and from work

Hey guys I just recently had an interview in which they told me since the store I applied to is having a grand reopening for a reason I forgot I will be being trained at the store being reopened and then transferred to a different location permanently. She said the upside to this was on top of my paycheck I will be paid in cash for the time it takes me to get to and from work each day. I’ve never heard of this for a position such as mine at a company like this. Curious if anyone else has this perk as well and if I should expect it to stick or if it’s just a thing to say to get people excited

Hey ya’ll as the title says I’m curious about the state of Rafa’s builds especially in UVH7? I see a lot of “yeah but my rafa build…” with insane gearing requirements I simply don’t have time to grind for right now. That being said I don’t need a one shot all the raid boss builds at max level break the game build like these Harlowe ones but I want to be able to consistently farm UVH7 content and it would bum me out to put a lot of time into a Rafa build and find out I can’t get past UVH5 without a super optimized build.

Quick Edit: i guess what i’m really asking to is it more worth to start a new build over at 30 I know will hit or grind out a Rafa build to just keep up

UPD: not a huge responder but I appreciate yall I read everything thoroughly and hopped online to follow some suggested guides ill f around with

Hey ya’ll I just recently got a warehouse job sunday - thursday from 2:30 AM - 10 AM. I’m curious about how warehouse work goes with this company and the general opinions on everything! Also curious about dress codes, belonging policies, and further what to expects. Thanks in advance!