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22-May-2003, 11:44 PM
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yeah you get paid alot at the LCBO so that you don't think of selling to minors to make extra cash ... and yes it's around that but they also have to know their wines .. it's not like the beer store where someone walks in as says " two four of blue please", people walk in and say "I'd like to get my grandma a nice sweet tasting white wine something not to bold but still favourful and I want it to cost around 9.99"
it's harder at the lcbo then the beer store...
it's harder at the lcbo then the beer store...
22-May-2003, 11:47 PM
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Originally posted by bazooka
guess we're in the same boat LOL.. do u guys think it's good to work at the theatres ??? for one, i get free movies
guess we're in the same boat LOL.. do u guys think it's good to work at the theatres ??? for one, i get free movies
He also got like free food whenever he wanted it. Sometimes he would bring home garbage bags full of popcorn, haha
23-May-2003, 06:33 PM
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Originally posted by BaBy_gUrL
u can come over and cut our grass . . . .
i'll pay u $10 just to cut and trim . . . our lawn aint that big either!
u can come over and cut our grass . . . .
i'll pay u $10 just to cut and trim
. . . our lawn aint that big either!
23-May-2003, 09:00 PM
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Start your own business, a few years back I made custome decals. You won't believe how much it actually costs to make them. I sell them for $1 less than the competitors, I still make over 100% of profit. Detailing cars is a major job op.
If you have the know hows and live in a rich area or can get to people's house you can make alot too. Prefessionals make $150 for a small car. It ranges from $150 - $300. Think about it, I don't suggest you charge that much. Start introducing ppl to the product that you use and show some samples. Use quality products and charge higher (Zymol, Prefessional etc...) cheap stuff for people that can't afford it. There's alot of money to be made if you have the brains too...if you don't want to work hard, you don't get pay as much - I mean working for ppl. Alot of Big shops all started little and took off from there.
My decal business is amazing, but I have another job p/t and still go to school and make good grades, one more year and I am out forever, no more school for me.
If you have the know hows and live in a rich area or can get to people's house you can make alot too. Prefessionals make $150 for a small car. It ranges from $150 - $300. Think about it, I don't suggest you charge that much. Start introducing ppl to the product that you use and show some samples. Use quality products and charge higher (Zymol, Prefessional etc...) cheap stuff for people that can't afford it. There's alot of money to be made if you have the brains too...if you don't want to work hard, you don't get pay as much - I mean working for ppl. Alot of Big shops all started little and took off from there.
My decal business is amazing, but I have another job p/t and still go to school and make good grades, one more year and I am out forever, no more school for me.
23-May-2003, 09:07 PM
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Wow thats a lot of work for just one summer... I guess I'll just learn to scratch and DJ and learn to break and finish up on my community hours this summer, and start on some stuff next summer. Thnx for all the suggestions 
23-May-2003, 09:11 PM
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Vanquish: yeah... do what you love and good at. Don't know if you know that the world's best DJ was only 15. That was way back it the days, he's maybe 19 or 20 now. Try to get some gigs at an all age club, just send them your demo and who knows. It's a good start
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