Yah, 38 bucks an hour living in Hawaii sounds great.. until you realize milk is 10 bucks a gallon.

Hooters servers: Yes, it's degrading, but you can make over $1000 on a three-hour lunch shift.

Where I work there are high voltage power lines going into the building. One power line worker has his arm almost burned off he died in the hospital. I was told by a bartender that if he made less then $500 in tips in a night it was a bad night. He said that on a really good night he could brake $2k. And since a good chunk of that is in cash I'm sure that he did not tell the IRS.

I'm a mobile dog groomer in Australia, my record income for a day is $1005, average $750. I also have a night job in a processed fish factory for $55ph. But dog grooming pays well if you're good with dogs at $90-120ph if self employed

Honestly ANY JOB with a good union is worth it. That’s why I always recommend you work for the government, even if it seems it pays less per hour and there’s less prestige. It’s nice working for an organization that really isn’t thaaaaat committed to squeezing its employees for every penny of profit.

The lineman didn't take proper safety precautions. They are supposed to "bond to ground" the line they are working on, on both ends of the section.

Man, love how this appeared in my recommendations after my mom had told me that a window cleaner that we know gets paid $100 an hour just to clean the outside of a normal(small-medium sized) house's windows, while I'm trying to work my way through Community College to get certified in working with composites like carbon fiber, fiberglass, and Aramid(Kevlar), in the hopes of getting a job with Boeing which, according to a job search on Google, only pays less than half of that per hour at the start then gets to just over half after some time...that guy is washing the outside of Windows with dawn dish soap and getting 100/hour whilst I'm going to be handling materials that, when uncured, pose many health hazards even with a small amount of skin contact...and the starting pay is only 40-60 an hour....

As far as #2, the station where I work used to use live captioners, but we switched to a voice recognition automated system well over a year ago. I would be surprised that there are any people doing that job in another year ('m kind of surprised there are still people doing it now).

Gemstone sourcer and broker. The education is minimal and skills easily acquired. That being said the airfare, translator ( if needed ), accommodations and education to start are likely all on you. Turn $ 1k of gems into $30-40 k over a few weeks.

If you have a young friend or family member who has no interest in college, suggest Barber school. As long as they are sociable, Barber (or Cosmetology) school can be as cheap as ten grand, (grants, student loans) and a serious student can graduate in 9 or 10 months. Equipment is inexpensive, and lasts for years, and most Barbershops starting pay is 70% to the Barber. The downside: after Barber school youll probably have to work at a "great clips" for 6 months, to hone your skills, but then youre ready to work in a 'real' shop. Its low stress, you spend your days making people look/feel better, and if haircuts are 30$ each, (and your cut is 70% or 25$) you can do 3 cuts an hour, with tips youll make 90$ per hour, 40 hours per week. Its honest work, and you can live comfortably. Not many people realize this, thats why theres a huge need for barbers, everywhere.

UPS delivery driver. $44.25/hr, OT after 8hrs, annual raises, Union, full benefits, pension.

10/10 not mocking Aussie accent, from a certified Australian citizen 😂😊❤👍

14:26 heh lol favorite one

Hair stylist. You go to school for a year, get a license, and get paid to play with hair. Comission based jobs are good and chemical services are bank. One color service can pay $400 if the hair is long enough and can come out to like $100-200 an hour if you're fast enough

Hey Technical Editor/Writer here. Yeah the pay for the job is not too shabby but that’s further on down the line depending on the company. Some companies do want someone to have some kind of background in engineering or science but others want to only hire those who have an English degree or something similar as we tend to better explain in words how something works

The air traffic controller is indeed high stress, so much so that you have to start of younger than 30, maybe even 25, because they want you to avoid heart attacks from the stress, yikes

Mobile car detailing I can pull 400-600 in a good day. Even normal days i can make $250-300. It’s alot of work tho.

17 years old, I’m a mechanical instillation engineer short form I put shiny metal in places and build up shiny mental structures 😂 I am 17 years old been at this job for just under a month and I’m pulling in 40k plus a year at my age this is really good and soon it’s going up too 70k as I’m learning the trade I work for JLR, DHL and many other billion/million £ companies and all I needed at first was a CSCS card which costed me around £100/200 which I made back in my first pay check (£720) a week its weekly pay 👍

Every transcription job is on borrowed time: software WILL take all those jobs from humans.

With taking account of all. benefits a city bus driver in San Francisco makes $250k. I Knew a guy who did 25 years as a bus driver in SF and he fully retired at 42 with a full pension paying him his full wages. He retired in Orgone on a multi million dollar estate that he bought with cash. I did not believe him when he told me what he made until the bus drivers went on strike and someone leaked what they actually made to the press. The union buckled under once the public found out what they made and went from totally supporting the union to being entiraly agenst the union. When you make under $100k and you find out some bus driver makes $250k that really pisses people off.

i've made over 40k so far this year delivering pizza in a small midwest town... averaging 34 hours a week... november and december are the best 2 months for delivery.

My understanding is that #4 you can only work that job for a few years because of how high stress it is they want people to stay fresh and alert.

I'm now humming London Underground by Amature Transplant now

Any job with the NDIS is worth double the regular amount per hour.

Not as early as usual, but im here

I thought bathroom attendants also had to keep the bathrooms clean?

Is it weird that I actually prefer TTS reddit videos?

Get it.

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Sleep depravity... 😂

Interesting

Noted.

Airlectricity?

Lmfao i work as a boiler operator started at 35$/hr now at 44$/hr ot is anything not scheduled and is double time

Correctional officer, if you can pass a drug test and say no you can easily make 100k/year. Easiest job on earth with the same requirements for hire as McDonald's

Scrum Masters are overpaid cheerleaders, no doubt. I have seen a couple who have gone out of their way to prove their worth, but never have I seen so many middle aged moms move away from Quality Assurance (because it's becoming an engineer role) and become Scrum Masters.

Road works traffic managenent.

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100k k a year used to be a lot of money . Not now

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If you can get into fine turf it pays well and (in my country) is understaffed, regardless got a stable job for life if your good. Bonus if you can get into fine turf plumbing, not for me but dont have to work with sewage and get paid top dollar

Selling dope pays pretty well. Tax free sales. Need a nun outfit though.

Story #37 - ...I uh... Actually have training in project management. Got it just to help sell tech skills more ...I should maybe consider looking into project management...

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I haul gas and clear over 100k... it's getting old though and I'm going into software development to work less and make more