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the crane drivers at the port of los angeles make six figures a year, and they have no college degrees, and I highly doubt the majority of them even went to high school.

drug addict rope tie-ers tie boats to the docks for like $30 an hour.

ILWU...best racketing scam to get into
 
the crane drivers at the port of los angeles make six figures a year, and they have no college degrees, and I highly doubt the majority of them even went to high school.

drug addict rope tie-ers tie boats to the docks for like $30 an hour.

ILWU...best racketing scam to get into

People driving the haul trucks over here at the mines earn a shitload of money more than some engineers, doesn't require any brains at all. o_0
 
So I have OCD and am trying to go as long I can without washing my hands. I've transferred invisible bacteria to my favorite hangout, the computer desk. Wonder how long it will take before I clean the keyboard and mouse. Hopefully I won't do it.
 
So I have OCD and am trying to go as long I can without washing my hands. I've transferred invisible bacteria to my favorite hangout, the computer desk. Wonder how long it will take before I clean the keyboard and mouse. Hopefully I won't do it.

Dude. Are you like, my fucking twin or something? I gots major handwashing OCD too.
 
I get less than that at my current desk job and I have a college degree. Fuck this shit!

The company I used to work at packing and loading boxes on skids paid just under $14 an hour; some places, if they have their priorities straight, pay manual labor workers pretty well. The people who operated the presses and other machinery make really good money.

I'm sure the amount of risk involved has something to do with why crane operators get paid so much. That's a lot of responsibility riding on one load (take that any way you want).
 
The company I used to work at packing and loading boxes on skids paid just under $14 an hour; some places, if they have their priorities straight, pay manual labor workers pretty well. The people who operated the presses and other machinery make really good money.

I'm sure the amount of risk involved has something to do with why crane operators get paid so much. That's a lot of responsibility riding on one load (take that any way you want).

from what I understand it's all about safety and timing.
 
Oh really? That's interesting. Is it hindering you in your daily life? Are you in any kind of treatment? I'm currently in cognitive behavioral therapy, my second try in the twelve years that have passed since I was diagnosed.
It depends on whether I'm out or at home. When I'm out, chillin' with friends, I can "turn it off", if you will, and act like a "normal" human being, despite still getting sorta bugged by it. But at home, the rest of my family munches out on low-end, greasy fast foods all the time then touches everything in the goddamn house, so I gotta wash my hands after touching anything. The fridge, the pantry, etc. Not in any kind of treatment or anything, although I was briefly on anxiety meds which had no effect. I do find that smoking pot lessens the compulsiveness somewhat though.
 
Got a job processing meat at a factory. It doesn't sound it, but I can pretty much guarantee it will be better than the sales job I had.