Crappiest Job YOU Have Ever Taken?

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The worst job I ever had was cleaning horse stalls as a volunteer, when I was 16/17 years old. It wasn't the poop that was bad. It was the urine. Fermented urine is the worst smell on the planet. The stalls were really poorly made, and had a lot of holes in the floor. Thus, pee would collect in these pot holes under the mats, and we'd have to clean them occassionally. I gagged a lot.

I also got my big toe stepped on by a 1500 lb horse. Bled like a motherfucker and the toe nail came off.

Who's had a worse job?
 
Cutting laws. 8:00-6:00 everyday, and i got the shitty jobs of weed whacker, and leaf blower, and by the end of the day, everything would ache. It was awful
 
I had to trim the bushes for this one guy. I thought my arms were going to fall off and he only paid me like 10 bucks, I was fucking pissed.
 
Haha. I had a friend that worked in the seafood department at a butchery. That guy was unbearable to be within 5 feet of after he got off work.
 
Fixing leaking overhead cracks in a wastewater treatment facility. Getting rained on by shit is literally the crappiest job I've ever had.
 
pulling weeds for my dad..

i only did an hour worth though.. out of probably 6.

got $20.
 
ihav.net ref, paid like shit, treated like shit, getting shot at... the list goes on. Now I love my job, I have to make people pay to play tennis and I just sit there and chill for hours, nobody comes hehe.
 
The only reason i'd go back is for working on Saturday and Sundays into overtime. Double time and a half after 8 hours meant 36 bucks/an hour. I remember working one saturday for 14 hours. Plus the whole week before was solid 10-11 hours per day. Fuck i had money.

Fishing's gonna be shitty this year though so I doubt they'll call me in. :-/
 
Inventory at a party invitation/planning store.

It was incredibly gay. Not only was the person I was working with OBSESSED with Harry Potter, I had to count individual pieces of paper that were in a stack of like 2,000.
 
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