anyone here worked for ups?

[dirtball_619]

well i would like to move out in atleast a year or 2 but these two jobs arent enouph to pay rent and car payment which is 300/car 200/insurance monthly. damnit shoulda stuck with my beater f150 FULLY PAYED FOR. hindsight...

hinders my workout as well because i do alot of heavy lifting at ups as it is. not to mention at the end of the day im spent, coming down from my adderall/caffiene that helps wake me up at 3am.

i have an interview next teusday for verizon.... climbing cell phone towers, adding and removing equipment. entry level 18 an hour starting. sounds interesting. but there goes my chance of being a ups driver! ugh... decisions decisions...

[rockinred]

well i would like to move out in atleast a year or 2 but these two jobs arent enouph to pay rent and car payment which is 300/car 200/insurance monthly. damnit shoulda stuck with my beater f150 FULLY PAYED FOR. hindsight...

hinders my workout as well because i do alot of heavy lifting at ups as it is. not to mention at the end of the day im spent, coming down from my adderall/caffiene that helps wake me up at 3am.

i have an interview next teusday for verizon.... climbing cell phone towers, adding and removing equipment. entry level 18 an hour starting. sounds interesting. but there goes my chance of being a ups driver! ugh... decisions decisions...

I can only comment on the bold area because I never climbed cell towers or anything like that.... as far as moving packages, that is not a hinderance or really hard work... there are many,many harder jobs then that and at a young age it is good for you to do... also, unless you were the next Mr. USA I wouldn't put lifting before work... work first and then play... basic rule...

You need to be patient and work hard, diligent and things get easier as you get a little older and keep a hard work ethic... that applies for the gym too.