2nd Job?
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2nd Job?
Any one know of a great second job in YYC? I am flying corporate and only fly about 10-15 days a month. I would like another job to kill time, but it would have to be a flexible schedule, as my flights change often. I generally have 2 to 10 days notice before i fly. Any suggestions? thxs.
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Stuff envelopes with junk mail.
Or you could try being a taxi with your own car, driving strippers around. Pay's not bad. The entertainment value is priceless. Try contacting one of the three stripclubs in the city if you're interested, and if your car isn't a piece of crap.
RJ
Or you could try being a taxi with your own car, driving strippers around. Pay's not bad. The entertainment value is priceless. Try contacting one of the three stripclubs in the city if you're interested, and if your car isn't a piece of crap.
RJ
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I deliver pizzas (mostly to cruise and listen to tunes).
Pay where I work is $3 per delivery plus tips. I worked 2 hrs last night and made $40. Drove a whopping 34 kms. My CMA buddy worked Fri&Sat and pulled in $235.00.
Also try Direct Transport in the S.E. $13/hr but you need a schedule there.
In the summer, hit up Ornamental Garden Supply off the end of rwy25. Flexable schedule and the owners a private pilot to boot.
Pay where I work is $3 per delivery plus tips. I worked 2 hrs last night and made $40. Drove a whopping 34 kms. My CMA buddy worked Fri&Sat and pulled in $235.00.
Also try Direct Transport in the S.E. $13/hr but you need a schedule there.
In the summer, hit up Ornamental Garden Supply off the end of rwy25. Flexable schedule and the owners a private pilot to boot.
Any one know of a great second job in YYC? I am flying corporate and only fly about 10-15 days a month. I would like another job to kill time, but it would have to be a flexible schedule, as my flights change often. I generally have 2 to 10 days notice before i fly. Any suggestions? thxs.[quote]
Any one know a great First Job in YYC ? I'm not flying at all and only looking for job 28-31 days a month. I would like a job to do some money and pay my bills but it wold have to be flexible schedule (and has to be a flying job), as my flights never change....Hahahah !!!!!
Any one know a great First Job in YYC ? I'm not flying at all and only looking for job 28-31 days a month. I would like a job to do some money and pay my bills but it wold have to be flexible schedule (and has to be a flying job), as my flights never change....Hahahah !!!!!
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Re: 2nd Job?
Have you tried:Capt wrote:Any one know of a great second job in YYC? I am flying corporate and only fly about 10-15 days a month. I would like another job to kill time, but it would have to be a flexible schedule, as my flights change often. I generally have 2 to 10 days notice before i fly. Any suggestions? thxs.
1. Getting yourself a woman / companion?
2. Getting yourself a hobbie?
3. Giving something back to the community?
If you spend your life working no one will show up at your funeral. Life's too short for a second job, try doing something a little more exciting with your time.
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Just when I thought you were mostly a comedian Desksgo, you pull this very deep life insight. You keep impressing me.
Desksgo is right. Paying bills is allright. Work is good, but too much work makes a pilot go dull...
Think about this: a normal north American spends about 1/3 of his/her life at work, another 1/3 is sleeping. This leaves 1/3 to do the things you really want to do (wish I didn't have to sleep so long or be grumpy...).
Cheers.

Desksgo is right. Paying bills is allright. Work is good, but too much work makes a pilot go dull...
Think about this: a normal north American spends about 1/3 of his/her life at work, another 1/3 is sleeping. This leaves 1/3 to do the things you really want to do (wish I didn't have to sleep so long or be grumpy...).
Cheers.


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Check out the Calgary Health Region`s web site......lots of jobs that pay well and you don`t have to freeze your ass off outside.......try portering, processing or nurse attendant...usually in the 14-15 dollar range to start and very flexible shifts....I work in the MTS (material transfer services) department and we`re currenltly looking for part time guys
I`m just serious
Hey MRO, sorry about that, I just being sarcasm no offenses.MRO wrote:jobhunter you really make me sad man
A little bit of fun for the time that I being without flying...at least that, eh ?
I just wish to have a flying job, eventually I will and you all will know...
Time after time...
Never ever give up --- up to a point, right?