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With countless occupations and professions people do in this world, it’s easy not to know much about how a day at work looks for everyone else except you.
In that sense, we know very little about what doctors, journalists, firefighters, truck drivers and all the others really do while on duty.
So Bored Panda created this list of pictures that show the invisible side of different jobs we don’t get to see often, if ever. The photos from on duty speak stories without any words, so pull your seat closer and enjoy the ride!
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#1
A Dog I Knew In My Last Job. My Job Was To Receive And Redistribute Things Like Food, Medication, Clothing, Blankets And Toys To People Who Need It
Kliskabojumba 2 years ago
I don’t know who downvoted you.here’s an upvote!
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TrippyBanana 2 years ago
There's a special feeling when a dog, that's not even yours, is so excited to see you.
Stewart Lowrie 2 years ago
We need more pictures like this instead of all the gloom. Wee doggy is adorable.
"The absolute perfect job probably doesn’t exist," Christine Mitterbauer, a licensed and ICF-approved career coach and serial entrepreneur, told Bored Panda in an interview. Having said that, she believes that it’s possible to get a job that is 90% perfect.
"Where most people go wrong, however, is by thinking they can achieve this in a few months, whereas especially if they’re looking for a career change, you need to think long-term and be willing to work hard to achieve this," Christine explained.
She added that even in a fantastic job, there will be bad days or even weeks. "So you always need to keep the big picture in mind, as well as get clarity on what work values are most important to you."
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#2
Sometimes Working Night Shifts Has Rewards
Debra Newell 2 years ago
Gorgeous moment in time. People, enjoy the free and beautiful moments in life. The older one gets, the faster it goes.
PrettyJoyBird 2 years ago
We have those lovely sunrises and breathtaking sunsets here! Awe inspiring for your soul.
Cat Palmer 2 years ago
Hove (South East England), according to the original post.
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TrippyBanana 2 years ago
Agreed! Having worked my fair share of late shifts, I've seen some winning sunsets that make me wish I'd had my camera.
#3
Firefighter Buddy Saving A Tiny Kitten
Fat Harry 2 years ago
He looks pissed off to me, but the guy holding him sure looks happy.
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NickTheDuck 2 years ago
the cats face is like: Well that was an interesting evening. (read in a British accent)
Missy Moo Moo 2 years ago
My dad was a firefighter, did this and saved a kitten. Lots of people watching, lots of kids too. As soon as the kitten was placed on the ground, it ran out onto the road and was run over... yes killed.... in front of everyone. Dont hate on him, he was a firefighter in western australia, the hottest and driest state of Australia
Omima mimi miki 2 years ago
so firefighters actually do save kittens! I finally got to see the real thing - wad-da-ya-know
Esme Love and Squalor 2 years ago
Considering all the jobs out there, having one that includes rescuing kittens must be pretty cool.
We also wondered why our society puts so much importance on careers while we know that it leads to burnouts or our lives being put on hold.
Christine explained that it’s maybe because for decades, people did work just to survive: “after wars and economic downturns, people are happy to have a job that puts food on the table.” But as things have improved, she argues, “people expect more from their job than simply a pay check, you could say it’s a result of how well we’re doing overall.”
#4
To The Karens That Can't Wear Masks. I Have Asthma And Work 13-Hour Shifts In This
Jar of Pickles 2 years ago
We need to do something about your attitude! Can I speak to your manager???
Id row 2 years ago
My 82 y/o mother with COPD, who just had a lobectomy (partial lung removal) and was able to wear a mask. There is zero excuse for those idiots out there saying they 'can't' wear one.
Tiffi 2 years ago
The maskoutrage was the most infuriating thing for me during the worst of the pandemic, beaten only by the TP wars playing out in supermarkets.
KatSaidWhat 1 year ago
I didn't understand the whole TP thing - covid is respiratory, not gastro...
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When covid first came out and we were told to wear masks i wore this going to the shops. Old people in the shops were saying it's only a faze! Yeah right luv, i'd rather be safe. Plus it looks pretty cool when buying cat food and wine in it !!
WindySwede 2 years ago
life is only a phase, then you get covid and die? that kind of phase they meant?
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Ralph Watkins 2 years ago
I was in a doctor's office. A lady refused to wear her mask over her nose. Took a fit over it yet. Can't you see I'm on oxygen? And the air is going from the little tube straight into her nose yet. Her husband just shook his head & walked away. I said loud enough for him. I told my daughter, that's okay, if someone with COVID comes in, that lady is most likely to catch with her mask not being on properly. Most likely to die from it due to her COPD. The husband had a bit of a smirk on his face.
Bump 2 years ago
Seriously thinking of changing my name, sick of the Karen s**t! Used to like my name :-(
Pyewaquet 2 years ago
Ugh, can we be done with the Karen meme already?! My name is Karen. I work in healthcare and took COVID seriously to protect myself, my family, my coworkers, and my patients. I wear a mask all day, 5 days a week, and, I continue to keep masks handy for going into stores, etc. Maybe, if we have to continue using a proper name to designate those who are unreasonable in the face of all logic, we could use lowercase letters. Then it could be a descriptor like "jerk", or "@$!hole", etc... thanks for entertaining my rant. - Karen (not a karen)
#5
Exhausted Firefighters Resting After Fighting Multiple Fires That Are Still Fustigating Central Portugal. They Are Our National Heroes
Downunderdude 2 years ago
Fustigating? Just looked it up. To beat or cudgel. I learned a new word! 'I feel totally fustigated today'. Like it.
Pamelot 2 years ago
Thank you for defiinition. I did a double take on :"fustigating" as well. Now wondering about "cudgel"...
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Helena Rio 2 years ago
For those who don't know, the majority of firefighters in Portugal are volunteers. People with other jobs that risk their own life helping others for free.
Take me to dinner first 2 years ago
Hey, I always wondered about that! I used to live in front of one of the bombeiros velhos voluntarios and never understood if they were paid or not
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Mother Of Magpies 2 years ago
I live in Portugal. A wildfire nearly decimated my home, my neighbors lost everything. These volunteers deserve all the praise.
TrippyBanana 2 years ago
I have so much adoration for firefighters. They do amazing things without expecting thanks or praise.
#6
I Work At A Cat Shelter. These Are The “Can We Keep Him?” Photos I Sent To My Partner. It Worked
Take me to dinner first 2 years ago
I would never be mature enough to work at this place, this would be me with every single pet
Kathryn Jensen 2 years ago
Me too as well! I rescue my kitties from outside our door! Good thing they don't have far to go from being abandoned and then readopted into a new home and better family!
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Charlotte Sandoval 2 years ago
We have 4 cats. We have a rule in place that I'm not allowed to visit the cat adoption side of petsmart unsupervised anymore lol
Yoga Kitty 2 years ago
I had 5 cats until yesterday when I had to let one of my babies cross the rainbow bridge due to final kidney failure - today I have been looking online at the pictures of two 14 year old kitties currently at my local shelter. I am still debating with myself...
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LokisLilButterknife 2 years ago
I would end up with a menagerie of animals if I worked in a shelter.
In fact, “You could argue that some people now expect too much from their jobs (aka happiness and fulfillment), and they might be wise in considering whether they could achieve more happiness and fulfillment from other parts of their lives too.”
The main signs that a person is happy at work can come down to asking yourself these questions, according to Christine. “Are you able to switch off over the weekend and not think of work? Do you even look forward to Monday morning? Do you feel work is getting the best out of you?”
What makes someone happy at work is very individual, Christine said, but often a mix of being stimulated, supported, rewarded, and having great colleagues and bosses.
#7
I Work In The Film Industry And I'm Usually Too Shy To Ask For A Picture With An Actor, But I Had To Get One With This Little Guy
Katie Lutesinger 2 years ago
I once met Grant Imahara, and guess what he was all excited to talk about? That he had met Grumpy Cat! He said he got to hold her and she was super soft and cuddly. It was so sweet listening to him. :)
LokisLilButterknife 2 years ago
Oh, sweet little Tardar Sauce (aka Grumpy Cat). I miss her little face.
The Original Bruno 2 years ago
Everyone on planet Earth knows what the answer would be if he did ask.
Christof Irran 2 years ago
Why did the cat want a picture "... With This Little Guy" ? Is he famous?, a character actor, perhaps (with those glasses!)?
xXSamTheBoxerLoverXx 2 years ago
This is grumpy cat, the most famous cat on TV, in my opinion. He died recently. RIP
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Cassi Lyris 2 years ago
Ahhhh, still miss Tardersauce. She was such a goofball in real life and not all an actual "grumpy cat".
#8
Dutch Firefighter After Dousing A Fire In Freezing Conditions
Rebelliousslug 2 years ago
This looks miserable. I never considered this, thank you for this picture and thank you firefighters!
Leo Domitrix 2 years ago
It's weird to think you have to treat firefighters for hypothermia or "ice burns", but.... yeah. I'd forgotten this myself since I moved to the US South.
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BigCityLady 2 years ago
Such a powerful and profound story that this single photograph exemplifies.
April Morris 2 years ago (edited)
I've seen photos of firefighters in Butte Falls, Oregon, that look just like this. New Year's Eve night with temperatures in the teens (F) and hoses spraying for several hours. A friend of mine had icicles ❄️ growing off his turnout coat. He said it froze and thawed repeatedly, depending on where he was located in relation to the 🔥 fire. It took him almost a week to warm 🥵 up again.
Shull GaRett 2 years ago
I guess in those circumstances this could count as additional fire protection?
#9
I Work At A Call Center. Whenever I Get A Particularly Rude Caller, I Like To Draw What They Might Look Like. Here’s Lorraine From Today
Lorraine 2 years ago
heyyyyy my name's Lorraine there's no way I look (and talk) like that ! :p
BigCityLady 2 years ago
You have some wonderful talent!!!! Maybe you should ditch the CC profession and consider being an artist as your drawing speaks to everyone!!! Well done!!
GrowingThruConcrete 2 years ago
I used to Google-walk rude customer's neighborhoods and look at their houses while they prattled on about whatever they wanted "compensated" for
IronySairo 2 years ago
So glad I don't work at call centers anymore. A lot of them ban you from having a pen and paper at your desk because they think everyone's trying to write down customer info. Yes, I absolutely want Jim's credit card number so I can buy stuff online that will be traced back to me.
Julia H 2 years ago
And don't forget when you're addressed as "you people"
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Reenzy Bennington 2 years ago
I hate when they do that. Even worse when they put me on speaker and I talk over myself.
If there’s anything the worldwide pandemic taught us, it's rethinking our priorities and values in life, including our work and life balance. Many employees switched to partially or fully remote work, while others quit en masse, which caused the Great Resignation.
In a previous interview with Bored Panda, Dr. Gleb Tsipursky, the best-selling author and CEO of Disaster Avoidance Experts, explained that the Great Resignation is a phenomenon that began in 2021, where a large number of people across various industries and countries decided to voluntarily leave their jobs.
“This mass exodus from the workforce was primarily driven by a combination of factors, including the COVID-19 pandemic, changing work-life balance expectations, and increased demand for higher wages and better working conditions.”
#10
I Work At A Funeral Home And During A Service Today, Bumped Into An Old Painter
Akiba1907 2 years ago
I grew up with his show. I still watch his old episodes from time to time. It just makes me happy.
Florence O'Grady 2 years ago
Bob Ross, a man who brought happiness and acceptance of our art skills, no matter how small our skill was.
LokisLilButterknife 2 years ago
I love how Bob Ross is known and loved across generations and countries. His painting shows and kind messages brought and still bring happinesses to many people.
GoldfishCrackers 2 years ago
Crazy that someone so well known has such an unassuming memorial. Seems fitting with his kind, laid back personality. ❤️
Betsy Green 2 years ago
His mother & father are just a couple of markers away 🥰
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#11
Insanely Jealous Of My Wife's New Working Conditions
RaroaRaroa 2 years ago
Yeah, not all cuddles and cuteness. Picking up poop. mopping up pee and breaking up dog fights. But still great workmates.
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Hill Branda 2 years ago
I would take that job, even if it meant being on the mop brigade all day.
Joe Average 2 years ago
We have one! They were popular in the 1970s. High energy so not as compatible with small house, small yards.
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#12
While North America Freezes, These Guys Are Fighting Bushfires In Tasmania, Australia As The Mainland Bakes At 116F
LokisLilButterknife 2 years ago
Why in the world are you getting downvoted? The wild trolls 🧌 must be on the prowl. Here, have an upvote as they are indeed heroes.
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Mike_The_Nike 2 years ago
those guys look like they are both completely exhausted and proud. Thank you to pur true saviors ☺️
Audrey Martin 1 year ago
Oh gosh, when I was in my early 20's, I did an "Outward Bound" Course (1972)....students become temporary members of the C.F.A.(Country Fire Authority) On one occasion we were actually called on to help save a farmer's home. His "fire break" had got out of control. It was quite amusing to see his face when 16 young women piled out of two Landrovers to help him. I'm living back at home in the UK now but it does bring back fond memories of my youth. I was in Australia from 1960 until 1976
The pandemic prompted many workers to reevaluate their priorities, leading them to seek out more fulfilling and flexible work opportunities. Additionally, government stimulus packages and unemployment benefits provided a safety net for some people, enabling them to take time to reconsider their career paths.
#13
I’m Working At A Pop-Up Animal Shelter At A Local High School For Hurricane Ian
Collin Lyle 2 years ago
My cat is an evacuee from hurricane Ian. She came all the way from Manatee County, FL to Montgomery County, MD where I adopted her from the county shelter. She is my personal hurricane and very spicy. I love her so much!
CaptainDinosaur 2 years ago
They used similar set-ups in New Orleans after Katrina. I met some really cool people who had volunteered to come work.
Anyone-for-tea? 2 years ago
Is this just for people’s pets, or do they rescue wildlife too that have been displaced or injured? Or both?
TrippyBanana 2 years ago
This is for pets, but there will be those out helping wildlife also.
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#14
Found This Little Guy At Work Today
Kosh1k 2 years ago
Can you actually have ferrets as pets tho? Or are they better off as wild animals? (serious question)
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gerry.garh 2 years ago
If you pay attention, the person holding the ferret is operating a small excavator, most probably razing the habitat of that -and many more- wild animals. So "Finding this little guy" is more likely "Today I destroyed this little guy's home."
LonelyLittleLeafSheep 2 years ago
This is an ermine, a member of the Mustelid family which includes ferrets, mink, weasels, stoats, martins, badgers, and wolverines.
Cassi Lyris 2 years ago
STOAT BUDDY! And no, they should NOT take them home, they are already home.
Audrey Martin 1 year ago (edited)
You people don't know what you're talking about. This is not a stoat or a mink and there's no such thing as an "ermine" that's just what a stoat pelt is called in winter, when it takes on it's camouflage and there's always a black tip at the end of the tail. As you can see in the picture, this not the dead of winter. This ferret is pure white. F.Y.I. A mink is almost black and a stoat is brown with a white belly. Sheesh,...you people make me so cross. Edit...it's not a weasel eithet!
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#15
Every Thursday Morning My Little Nephew Waits For The Garbage Man To Arrive So He Can Help. Today They Brought Him A WM Hat To Wear
robin aldrich 2 years ago
Already learned to appreciate the under-appreciated workers!!!! so good!
Sinnsyk Jakte 2 years ago
He's goin' places. In the future. In a garbage truck. And he's gonna make more money than me. You go, li'l dude.
Juliana Blewett 2 years ago
Not everyone can grow up to be president, and that's okay. There are no little jobs ... except Fox News hosts.
New Everywhere 2 years ago
Where I live, being a sanitation worker is one of the best blue-collar jobs there is. Excellent pay, benefits and most retire early...these folks rarely leave these jobs here.
#16
My Uncle, Who Works On An Arctic Research Vessel, Got An Unexpected Visitor Today
Llewella 2 years ago
If it's brown, lie down If it's black, fight back If it's white, you died
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Sigrún Hlín 2 years ago
It's unbelievably stupid to teach a polar bear that this place is where food is.
David Rachlin 2 years ago (edited)
I'm not a scientist, but I do work with them, and sometimes an experiment may look like a bad idea, but the risks vs rewards have been weighed and the potential reward found to vastly outweigh the risk. I'm guessing that the people working on the Arctic research vessel know what they're doing.
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Fun Fact: If you where to eat the liver of a polar bear - it would be fatal. It has so much Vitamin A that round about one ounce of the liver could be too much for your body to handle.
sturmwesen 2 years ago
Imagine it was like in some animals "if the head fits the body fits"
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#17
Found This Little Trash Heart In My Work Dumpster This Morning
Tik Tarro(She/her) 2 years ago (edited)
I know I'm going to get hated on, but I think raccoons are horrible creatures*EDIT* Sorry that was rude...
Jane Alexander 2 years ago
Yes they are and my dog has the scars to prove it.
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A Firefighter From Washington State After Battling The Wildfire
Caylynn Nilsson 2 years ago
I hope his eye is okay! Thanks you so much firefighters for your hard work. My little sisters friends house burned down, but thanks to firefighters like you, Natalie is safe :)
Load More Replies... Hippopotamuses 2 years ago
The bloodshot eye says everything. Firefighters put their all into their jobs.
Mike_The_Nike 2 years ago
he needs some rest and THANK YOU FIREFIGHTING MANLY MEN AND WOMANY WOMAN!!!!
Aya Pandy 2 years ago
This happens even with the best protection usuall during removal as all the smoke spot flakes off and gets everywhere.
Load More Replies... BigCityLady 2 years ago
His eyes tell all of the horror and his battle scars. Stay safe and thank you for your dedication in keeping us safe while you not only battle fires, but you battle at surviving.
Mike_The_Nike 2 years ago
the order of these comments is kinda funny: Deimond Star - “You are so brave!!!” Mother Of Magpies - “ Dude, thank you.” (saying that to the firefighter) just thought that was kinda funny… ok nevermind
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I'm.Just.A.Girl 2 years ago
This is my state! Thank you to him and all the other fire fighters and emergency personnel!
#19
Exhausted Firefighters In Australia
Katie Lutesinger 2 years ago
The poor bastards went all out during the fires. They got their own Funko Pop by way of thanks! (With part of the proceeds going to an appropriate charity. I've got one on my desk)
DaisyGirl 2 years ago
Pretty sure these are volunteer FFs - uniform colour. Australia is unusually reliant on volunteer labor—in the state of New South Wales, which suffered some of the country's most severe fires during the 2019–2020 bushfire season, close to 90% of the men and women fighting fires were volunteers.
Sydneywhite 2 years ago (edited)
Same goes for most countries. 70%+ of the US firefighters are volunteer and same goes to Canada. My mates volunteer here and also go over for us and Canadian fire season when needed.
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Audrey Martin 1 year ago
Ah! Interesting. They are volunteer fire fighters, but when I was in Australia (60's and 70's) they were called the C.F.A. Country Fire Authority.
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#20
We Use Hulk Hands To Move Cacti At My Work
Lakota Wolf 2 years ago (edited)
Cacti tend to have extremely shallow roots. Many species have roots that are 7 - 15 cm (approximately 2.75 - 4 inches.) Some cacti species have aerial roots that don't even form underground. Other species have very short roots that extend very far laterally (to the sides.) It's possible that this one's roots are so shallow that they're hard to see, or the roots might be slightly rootbound/impacted onto the bottom of the cactus' barrel, if it's been growing in shallow medium.
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Vicki Perizzolo 2 years ago
I'll have to get a pair... that's a good idea... I usually use trowels
#21
My Mum Is A Florist Who Occasionally Sends Me Pictures Of What She's Working On
Katie Lutesinger 2 years ago
I found a lost dog once and turned out the owner worked at a florist! She gave me a beautiful flower arrangement to say thanks for rescuing her good boy.
LokisLilButterknife 2 years ago
That is so incredibly sweet. I lost my old girl of nineteen last Friday and this brings a smile to my face.
Tamra 2 years ago
I'm so sorry to hear, truly. It's never easy to let them go, is it? Hugs to you, Loki's LB.
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#22
Photos I've Taken While Working As A Flight Paramedic In The Canadian Arctic
JL 2 years ago
If you want to spread the rumour that the northern lights are really the disembodied souls of the dead, this is the photo to use.
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Taryn Wallace 2 years ago
You guys are awesome! We just lost a whole flight crew to an accident and I can't thank y'all enough for what you do. I take the calls but you guys do the dirty work and it takes a special kind of person to do that so thank you
Forty Seven Pandas 2 years ago
The second one looks like his spirit is leaving him, and floating up into the ether
LokisLilButterknife 2 years ago
The photo of the responder and the northern lights is amazing!
#23
I Work In A Bar Owned By A Lord And Lady Who Live In A Castle On An Island You Can Only Walk To At Low Tide
Jaya 2 years ago
I lived on a tidal island for a while, it was a very interesting experience. They had tide tables that show at what time the tide comes in/goes out, for every date. Anytime you wanted to get off the island for groceries or a walk on the "main land", you had to check what date it is today and check the tide tables to see what time the tide comes back in today. Because if the tide came in WHILE you're walking from the "main land" to our island, the water would cut you off at both sides, meaning you'd end up having to swim, but the currents are so strong they would drag you away, so that's too dangerous. And if you went for a walk on the "main land", you'd have to either come back when it's still low tide, or wait for hours for the next low tide (or find someone willing to come pick you up by boat), so you'd have to plan everything carefully. For a city girl, it was very interesting to have nature dictate those decisions for me, we're not used to that anymore.
Anna Meyers 1 year ago
I've been there. The Lady of the castle does needlework.
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Ashley Greer 2 years ago
I want to live there. It gets way too peopley even when I don’t leave the house…
Just me, myself, and I 2 years ago
Upvote for peopley. My new favorite word.
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Michelle McCarson 2 years ago
I LOVE this. It's like the castle in the middle of the lake where Bran and Hodor hide out in the game of thrones books. It's been a while so I don't remember which one, but I have seen this castle before and this is what it makes me think of every time
#24
I Am A Remote Worker. I Chose This Desk To Work From Today
Christof Irran 2 years ago
Part of my daily remote worker experience is listening to my cats snore. Perhaps I should copy your choice of desk for a day.
Curry on... 2 years ago
That looks so perfect, but knowing me, I'd be worried about critters and insects.
Florence O'Grady 2 years ago
What job do you have that allowance you to have this office, today? How can I or anyone get the training for what you do, please? Thank you for your help.
Rebelliousslug 2 years ago
I wish there was anywhere within a days travel I could get to that view.
#25
This Is The Hand Of A Doctor After Removing His Medical Precautionary Suit And Gloves After 10 Hours Of Duty
Bienlunée 2 years ago
They should be changing gloves quite often, no? It looks and sounds like they had the same pair on all day and moisture built up under the gloves’ surface.
Spocks's Mom 2 years ago
Yes. You are right about gloves being changed often. When you take off the gloves you usually have to immediately put on another pair. Your hands are still sweaty from the first pair, so your hands never get to dry out between changes. And if it were a 10 hour operation...
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Dirtdevil 2 years ago
They had to super wash their hands, then put on sterile gloves in a sterile fashion and all that is after putting on special sterile paper gowns. All that takes time to do before a long surgery. This looks like it was for One Event and only after the procedure is complete, then you can remove all the gear in a special way to prevent contaminating yourself. You must have a good bladder to do long surgeries, no breaks. (Your hands recover in a couple hours. Its a natural reaction to moisture, our fingertips wrinkle so we can grip things better when our hands are wet.)
Cassi Lyris 2 years ago
Oof, and their skin is going to over dry out in reaction to this, too.
#26
Northern Lights This Morning At Work
Upstaged75 2 years ago
I'm guessing they don't do a lot sunbathing though....
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Rodney McKay 2 years ago
Note that, unless they are unusually intense, the lights only look like this in photos. To the unaided eye, they are too faint to show much color (remember, in the dark humans see in shades of gray)--instead, they look like wispy white clouds, perhaps with a hint of green. Source: I've just returned from a week of photographing the lights in arctic Norway.. It was during a fierce solar storm and the display was massive, but still mostly monochromatic to the naked eye. Through the camera lens, though, it was intensely green and magenta, significantly more impressive than the photo shown here.
Lakota Wolf 2 years ago
Thank you! It's always been one of my "bucket list" items to hopefully see aurora borealis before I die, but I did not know that they aren't as amazing in person. That's good to know beforehand so I know what to expect if I ever get the chance to see them. It sounds like you still had an amazing trip though!
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It's really just a lure for a sale on used alien spacecraft over at Joe's Used UFOs.
Old Roadie 2 years ago
Bucket List item. One of the very few remaining on a list I made as a teenager.
LokisLilButterknife 2 years ago
I don’t think I could ever get tired of seeing otherworldly beauty like the northern lights.
Tricia Burcell 2 years ago
I know I never got tired of them! Besides my family the Lights are one of the few things I miss about living in Alaska.
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#27
My Sister Caught Her Husband Sleeping On The Job. He’s A Very Hard-Working Dairy Farmer In Wisconsin
Shark Lady 2 years ago
Let's hope he wakes up before the cow decides to stand up. Getting trampled by a cow hurts, a lot.
David 2 years ago
They will try not to step on things if they can. (no guarantee i reckon) At the fair one year I ha a 2,000 pound bull lightly step on my head. I slept with it for the week (prize bull, yadda yadda) but made it a point to lay down after the bull. Towards the end of the week I was so tired I laid down thinking I'd stay awake and wait for the bull to lay down. Instead woke up to his foot on my head. But about the same moment he felt something underfoot and moved his foot. It made me do a mental comparison of heads to pumpkins and realize I dodged a bullet.
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Edda Kamphues 2 years ago
Sorry, this is just too funny. I hope, both him and the cow got a good rest!
Biscuitbot 2 years ago
It's probably looking at the cow, most likely its mother, who it's been locked away from
Load More Replies... BigCityLady 2 years ago
An excellent example of “if I fits, I sit” is a universally accepted theory!!!
Birgit Schmidt 2 years ago
What a poor life for the animals: concrete without straw, the calf beside behind bars!! When will it finally change for the anmals?
#28
My Mom Works At Amazon And She Sent Me A Photo Of One Of The Trucks She Loaded
Anyone-for-tea? 2 years ago (edited)
It’s not skill, it’s a computer programme that knows the exact dimensions of the box and the route that’s planned and does everything in precise order - if I remember correctly. But that’s why you get random sized boxes sometimes, as they only have certain sizes to maximise how efficient the packaging is. It calculates the weight too.
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Cuppa tea? 2 years ago
One thing is to load in every box, other is to make it accessible for drivers according to drop off order.
Jenna Logan 2 years ago
Omg can your mom work for whoever loads the trucks for Michaels stores? I am part of the unload team that unloads the trucks every week at Michaels and the way they pack merchandise into those trucks is absolutely atrocious. I would cry tears of joy if I ever got to unload a truck like that!
David 2 years ago
I almost feel sorry for the person unloading that. Trying to get a grip on the top boxes to pull out.
Sven Grammersdorf 2 years ago
Just get behind the wheel and smash the gas pedal for a second
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Shawnna Clement 2 years ago
Now we all know why we get giant boxes for a tiny item. Duh! There are only so many Tetris shapes...
Human on a stick 2 years ago
Alright this is really satisfying but how are they gonna get the boxes out?
robin aldrich 2 years ago
I wonder the same thing.... the person unloading it is probably not gonna appreciate it
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Celeste Grant 2 years ago
How to they get deliver if the driver can't see the labels? I would have thought they needed stacking in a way they didn't have to search through them to find the right one?
#29
Part Of My Night Shift Tasks At My Job Is To Feed The Outside Cats That Come Every Night
Synlover Too 2 years ago
And have a great boss, to make that part of your duties! Kudos to them.
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BigCityLady 2 years ago
Thank you for doing this selfless act!!! We must all help these beautiful creatures in any way possible!!
Shyla Bouche 2 years ago
*rubs up against the soft can-opener and purrs* Good boy. Have a cookie.
Amelia Honeychurch 2 years ago
My friend, thank you. The good karma you’re getting by feeding these little ones will last you the rest of your life.
#30
One Of My Favorite Things About Working In The Ski Fields
CORGI QUEEN 2 years ago
the harvest looks like its dwindling, for the feilds are bare
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Upstaged75 2 years ago
I really dislike snow, but even I have to admit that this is an incredible picture. I'd possibly even give it a go if I was allowed to be first. :)
OhnoI’vebeencensored 2 years ago
It’s just been groomed by a machine - to flatten it out and make it easier to ski on.
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#31
My Friend Sent Me A Before/After Photo Of Him Cable Managing The Servers At Work
Angela B 2 years ago
When I worked in HDU (High Dependency Unit) and CCU (Coronary Care Unit) my colleagues used to take bets on how long I would last before untangling my patient's IV lines, monitor lines, tubing etc. Longest I ever lasted was 8min 47sec.
Old Roadie 2 years ago
Something about tangled lines that just chaps my hide. So... I agree with you, and I'm sorry the downvote fairies are working overtime today. Have an upvote.
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A monumental task.... I can't even get the cables on my home computer that organized ... is that person available?
Sans Serif 2 years ago
While impressive, I've gotten myself in trouble trying to proactively "tidy-up" server cabinets. One has to be ever so cautious to not introduce unexpected problems. Sometimes, if it works, don't fix it! 8-)
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See? I KNEW having OCD would come in handy one day! (Honestly...no disrespect meant to those suffering with this affliction. )
Lady Lestrange 2 years ago
Ooohh.. the amount of patience here is the kind i'll never have.. \(",)/
Sean 2 years ago
I used to work as a network technician before my current job and I really miss doing this. The before and after pictures were always the most satisfying thing to look at. The only downside is it usually only stays that organized for a short period of time. Then someone needs to run a quick cable, move something, etc. and eventually it ends up looking like the before picture again.
#32
My Friend Mike Is A Veterinary Dentist. Sometimes His Job Takes Place Inside A Lion's Mouth
Bobby 2 years ago
I'm physically unable to do this job. As embarrassing as it is to admit I have a little incontinence problem whenever my hands are near a lions mouth
Hippopotamuses 2 years ago (edited)
I wonder what lion-breath smells like. I believe they don’t ever floss.
Lakota Wolf 2 years ago (edited)
Most carnivores are "automatically" flossed by the prey they eat. When they chew through the hides, feathers, and bones of their prey, their teeth are scraped by the surfaces of the things they chew through. They probably rarely need dental "maintenance" like teeth cleaning, but would still need treatment for infections or stomatitis. I had my older cat on a "whole prey" raw diet for a few years, and her teeth were amazingly clean and healthy. Chewing through fur and bones is Nature's toothbrush! (Note: I still got her a dental checkup once a year just in case, as I would advise for anyone's pet. I imagine that zoo vets would still check up their carnivores' teeth regularly, so as to keep them in perfect health and catch any incipient dental issues, but anesthesia stresses wild animals quite a bit, so I imagine they do it as sparingly as they can for the animal's stress levels.)
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Ryan Winters 2 years ago
The guy in the background looks like he had no desire to be in the picture
Omima mimi miki 2 years ago
The guy behind him looks like he can't remember if he put the anesthesia in or not LOL
#33
My Work Buddies Sometimes Take Pics Of Me On The Job. My Mom Is Not A Fan
Nannychachi 2 years ago
My husband told me about the time he laid on his back on an 80 foot pole to change out the lights on the WVU football scoreboard. I told him that I never wanted to hear anything else about his job, again. Lol
Florence O'Grady 2 years ago
What the heck are you doing? Yes, it looks dangerous. I understand your mom's concern. What do you do , that puts you on some kind of tower? I like learning about jobs I never knew existed.
Rinso the Red 2 years ago
My father did work like this. They go up to do maintenance, to change out light bulbs and to hang new/replace electronic equipment.
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Mosca Noche 2 years ago
They wear a climbing safety belt/harness. There’s a strap that hooks to a cable that runs up the length of the tower. While the tower climbers take safety training to do the job, it’s still one of the most dangerous jobs in America. Even more so than a firefighter.
Load More Replies... Juliana Blewett 2 years ago
I don't blame mom. I'm not afraid of heights, I'm afraid of falling and the sudden stop at the end.
Katherine Forrestall 2 years ago
You get down from there, right now ! Do you hear me ? Don't make me come up there after you or your father will hear about it. This is your Mother talking to you, don't you dare laugh !
#34
Got My First Job In An Observatory
Karmageddon 2 years ago
OMG no! It's not all looking at pretty lights, it's a TON of math!
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Cosmologist wannabe 2 years ago
secondary dream job. at 14 i am already an ameutur astronomer with a 130mm newtonian reflector, and a figurative space encyclopedia for a brain. I have been at a summer camp at lowell observatory, and will go to another observatory soon!
Marek Čtrnáct 2 years ago
I worked at an observatory for a while, though ours is in a cory and it's more about showing and explaining things to the public. Hard to do serious observation with light pollution in the city. But they had a very nice telescope from 1920's or so, still well-maintained.
Cadon Leviner 2 years ago
I wonder if the planets ever look at us observing them and think, "Look at those perverts."
#35
Took This Photo Yesterday At Work. Thought I'd Share It With You Guys
Barbara Ryan 2 years ago
A Slag dragon looks to the sky to see if the 4th sun has arisen to proclaim his reign.
#36
Being A Pilot In Northern Canada Has Its Perks
Take me to dinner first 2 years ago
"the walls will ooze green slime?! oh wait, they always do that"
Gabby M 2 years ago
Hmm I never thought about what pilots see when they fly. Do they ever get bored of seeing the same thing?
Casey Ironmonger 2 years ago
A bank teller once asked me that while he was sitting next to me as we were flying over a desert in the days before GPS. I said I'd rather be flying than counting other peoples' money.
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Christof Irran 2 years ago
There is no greater fun than watching your instruments go haywire when flying through, or even only near, those.
#37
This Is My Husband After Working All Day In -57F
Florence O'Grady 2 years ago
What kind of job does your husband do, that make him have to wear so much safety equipment? I like learning about jobs I never knew existed.
The Darkest Timeline 2 years ago
Looks like working on win power generators
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#38
We Have A Cutout Of Our Boss At The Office For When He Works Abroad
Alexandru Bucur 2 years ago
Considering the heart with hammer and sickle and Soviet star in light of current events, that might actually be more true than I care to know.
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#39
These Carrots That Grew Around Each Other At The Farm I Work At
Dana Dickinson Scott 2 years ago
I could never separate these two…or chop them up. I’d feel so guilty.
Cynday Daves 2 years ago
I work as a cook for 20+ years and I always send photos like this to my husband. One day I'll make a huge coffee table book of random veggies. Some x rated lol
#40
We Got These Giant Screws In At Work Today For Mounting Solar Panels
#41
It Is -45°F (-43°C) Where I’m Working Today (South Dakota)
Rebelliousslug 2 years ago
I cannot go outside when it’s 45F (around 7C), this takes superhuman strength as far as I’m concerned
Old Roadie 2 years ago
Here to verify residents of Montana and the Dakotas are among the hardiest of people, working their land and herds in vast fields with snow so deep it had to be cleared for our train. Another train was stranded, and we stopped to help. It took 4 days to travel across Washington, Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, and Missouri. Much of the Lewis and Clark trail. Imagine doing it on horseback and in covered wagons. Breathtaking scenery. Wonderful people.
Lee Henderson 2 years ago
I suffer from Reynaud's Syndrome. I have to were gloves if the temp gets into the 40's F. Glittens work best.
#42
My Arm After Grinding Fiberglass All Day
Christos Arvanitis 2 years ago
Tell me there is a long sleeved shirt under that, otherwise this is foolish. When I handle insulation, I wear a long sleeved shirt regardless of the temperature.
aartdesigns 2 years ago
Hope you wear a respirator. Should be wearing a grind suit too. That s**t gets everywhere, and your clothes are forever ruined.
WeatheredRobot 2 years ago
That’s awful! Just one splinter from fibre glass in a finger can be painful!
Trophy Husband 2 years ago
I installed fiberglass insulation for a week once. When I look at this picture, I can feel the itch! My wife would feel it in the sheets, and I wore long sleeves and took a long shower at home too!
#43
Album From My Work As A Field Geologist On The Remote East Coast Of Greenland With Mountains, Ice, And Polar Bears
OhnoI’vebeencensored 2 years ago (edited)
Likely too dry, rather than too warm. Although the cave in the photo is underneath a glacier
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Upstaged75 2 years ago (edited)
They usually have someone standing guard (with a gun) at night and also set up a perimeter alarm which will alert them to any bears in the area. You're correct that those tents would not deter a bear. :)
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Suzette Morgandunlap 2 years ago
Just curious. Was told Way back Iceland was named to keep ppl away. Greenland was named to lure ppl. Is this true? Because both are opposite climates.
#44
Be Nice To Your Trash Man When It's Raining And It's 30 Degrees Outside. We Are Not Invincible. This Is My Hand After Working 4 Hours In That Weather
We had to stop for new gloves otherwise I probably woulda got frostbite.
Debra McGeorge 2 years ago
My deepest sympathies for your working conditions. You deserve better pay.
General Anaesthesia 2 years ago (edited)
Temperature just below freezing point of water, 30 Fahrenheit, -1.11 degree Celsius, +272.04 Kelvin.
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June Galloway 2 years ago
Trashman, Garbage collector, waste collector what ever you call them, are all under appreciated and underpaid,
Josey Griffin 2 years ago
Our men dont get out of their truck. Automatic machines pick up rubbish. He sits in nice warm cabin. Come to australia.
#45
My Sister Works In The Photo Department And That's Who She Was Asked To Photograph For Documents
Spannermonkey 2 years ago
It's not you. Cats are more photogenic than all of us.
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Dana Dickinson Scott 2 years ago
Did they get the cat high for his pic? He has a catnip smile.
#46
Mineral Named Turgite - Found This Today While Working In An Iron Ore Mine, Remote Western Australia
Agfox 2 years ago
For anyone else who's interested: The exact nature of the material called turgite is not agreed upon. Some mineralogists consider turgite to not be mineral, rather it's a mixture of hematite and goethite resulting from goethite alteration. Others regard turgite as a hydrous hematite mineral (2Fe2O3·H2O). Regardless, turgite is fascinating and beautiful material. Turgite often occurs as rainbow-colored iridescent coatings on iron oxide-rich rocks or rocks having surficial iron oxide staining. It can also occur as irregularly botryoidal masses.
Debra McGeorge 2 years ago
I took geology as an elective, and was fascinated by the entire field.
Amelia Honeychurch 2 years ago
Wow. You found one of, like, three things in Australia that won’t kill you. Nice!
#47
It’s Someone’s Job To Hoover The Whale At The American Museum Of Natural History (NYC)
#48
I Work At A Hotel, A Guest Left This When They Checked Out
Mark Wilson 2 years ago
these are magic: the gathering cards. Either someone ditched all their low-value ones, or this is someone's collection and there could be some serious dollars in that pile
Jennifer_Crowley_Luci 2 years ago
YUP! Pick 'em up carefully, then go through them or take them to someone trustworthy to check!!
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Lolly Gagger 2 years ago
Everyone’s getting excited about finding rare cards but surely this deserves the same anger the filthy cinema pictures generated. A guest has just dumped a huge amount of rubbish, quite needlessly for someone else to have the time consuming job of cleaning up. Not cool.
Whitefox 2 years ago
A c**p ton of Magic the Gathering cards. Some of those could be worth serious money!
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NickTheDuck 2 years ago
this is a crime to magic players. I would sort through it and any shiny things are good.
Riley Quinn 2 years ago
This person is someone who has little to no respect for the staff who must attend to this selfish act.
#49
My Dad Worked At A Place That Makes Car Windshields. Here Is The Excess That Gets Blown Out The Side. Person For Scale
Leo Domitrix 2 years ago
It's re-used. They scrape it up, wash it, melt it, repeat process, from what I was told.
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BeepBoop the Single Pringle 2 years ago
so the average height of a person is 5'9 and banana calculator says that's about 10.29 bananas (here's banana calculator: https://www.converttobananas.com/:)
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Christof Irran 2 years ago
Did you know that when you get hit by a semi-truck it looks afterward like there is a crumbled-up beach towel lying around in that exact color. Pretty weird, those shapes a windshield can take on after hitting you in the face like a soiled diaper.
Mark Wilson 2 years ago
from this far away it looks like the intake at a factory that makes bath bombs
#50
Life Of A Sailor
We live in cabins, each one by one. Depending on the position, the cabins can be better and larger. There is also a separate bathroom, shower, toilet, and wash basin.
Take me to dinner first 2 years ago (edited)
This feels wrong, where are your beards and glass eyes?
I'm.Just.A.Girl 2 years ago
It looks much more comfortable than half the places I've lived lol. But I'm sure there is much hard work mixed in.
Old Roadie 2 years ago (edited)
Commercial Fishing boat? Very similar to Benjamin Bakke, a Norwegian sailor who posts about his life at sea. Funny guy. His IG: Fisherbenny
yannick van gennip 2 years ago
This can also be an verry verry tough job and depending what kind of sailer and location life treating (not even talking abouth military) i watch every now and than those crab fishers in the bering sea
Valerie Hansen-Sinfield 2 years ago
That room is huge compared to when I was in a cruise ship! My room was about half the size with bunk beds cause there were 2 of us in the room.
PeepPeep the duck 2 years ago
My friend from high school days does this, sometimes they go a week without showering too and the sleeping situation is noisy and rough 😆 it ruined my fantasy
#51
Driveway I Just Finished Working On. I Do Decorative Concrete Work For A Living. 3655 Square Feet Total. Almost A 1/4 Mile Long In Length
Debby Keir 2 years ago
From the 'join' (mid right), looks as though these were rolled on, like lino.
Old Roadie 2 years ago (edited)
Pattern stamped into custom tinted concrete. Think: embossed. You can get 'most any color or pattern.
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Uriel Grey 2 years ago
This is freaking beautiful! It's always so satisfying to see a masters work!
#52
I Work With A Canadian Airline In The North. Showed Up To Work One Morning With This Stunning View
Florence O'Grady 2 years ago
Must be an interesting job to have. What is it, please? Am a little jealous. Please send us lots of pictures.
Upstaged75 2 years ago
Florence, these posts are taken from another website. So there is no OP who can answer your questions or post anything else. If you want more information you can click on the text that's beneath each photo (Canadian_Psycho on the bottom left) and it will take you to the original Reddit post. Hope this helps!
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That's My Firefigther Brother After A Mission Done
#54
Working From My Dialysis Bed, Because I Needed To. Hard Time But It'll Pass
Rebelliousslug 2 years ago
Best of luck to you in health and happiness! I hope things get easier.
Spocks's Mom 2 years ago
Aww. He's just a kid. Seeing this poor guy working while getting Dialysis hurts my feelings.
Lolly Gagger 2 years ago (edited)
Having worked with people on dialysis, this is not hugely uncommon for younger people with dodgy kidneys. They are having to have dialysis for 4-5 hours a day, 3 times week. Remote working means they have some semblance of a “normal life” - they can generate income, use the hours productively and their mental health often benefits greatly. Of course it’s not possible for everyone undergoing dialysis, but such an advantage for those who can. Hat’s off to you, mate!
Florence O'Grady 2 years ago
It probably helps him pass the time and at least he isn't losing money. Depending on the type of dialysis, he could be there for a long time.
Reenzy Bennington 2 years ago
Surely they could have found someone else to do it? Or wait one day or two?
Debra McGeorge 2 years ago
There are no options when you need dialysis. Waiting a day or two would put you in the hospital and it's your illness. No one else can do it for you.
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#55
I Used To Work At The Customer Service Desk
PossumMama 2 years ago
That's a creative and hilarious review. I'd have framed it and displayed it as well.
Lakota Wolf 2 years ago
I also have a brand-new insult under my belt thanks to this post - "jackwagon" XD
Load More Replies... Rebelliousslug 2 years ago
I’m surprised he still got two stars. Maybe they liked the man-bun.
Christos Arvanitis 2 years ago
Admitting my own shortcomings here- man buns and hipster beards kind of set me off as well :-)
#56
I Work As A Dog Groomer And Got This Absolute Gem Of A Picture. I Laugh Every Time I See It
Rebelliousslug 2 years ago
What a happy pup. I imagine mine look like this when they’re being groomed although I’m probably very wrong.
#57
Me At Work Yesterday, Stay Safe People (I'm Just The Guy Who Wash The Sheets In A Hospital)
Rebelliousslug 2 years ago
I bet he’s seen some things. Hopefully there is a point where they just throw them out.
#58
Someone Crashed Into A Fire Hydrant Outside My Apartment In LA And This Firefighter Stood Directly In The Stream For 30 Min In The 40 Degree Weather To Turn It Off
Rebelliousslug 2 years ago
I’m learning so many miserable aspects of being a firefighter this morning
Spannermonkey 2 years ago
thinks: Stand in the water when it's 40°. Good plan! ....oh, wait...°F, not °C. Yeah, that'd suck.
#59
My Cousin's Sister-In-Law Works On A Tugboat Which Tows Oil Platforms Across The Ocean. In All Weather Conditions
Spocks's Mom 2 years ago
Yes. They use tiny looking (yet strong) cables and the tugboats are usually 100000 times smaller than what they are towing. That's a slight exaggeration, but you get what I'm saying. 😉
Load More Replies... Rebelliousslug 2 years ago
Oof that would be a no from me. I love the sea, just not that much of it all at once.
Florence O'Grady 2 years ago
I have a question for your cousin's sister-in-law. How did she get her TWIC (Transportation Worker Identification Card) and her MMC (Merchant Mariners Credential)? I know that is what they are called here in the USA. Thanks for any help you can give me.
Mat O'Dowd 2 years ago (edited)
Hi Florence, the original poster may not see your question on Bored Panda, if you look at the bottom left of the picture you'll find a link to the original post on Reddit, from there you'll be able to directly contact the original poster (their link is as follow : https://www.reddit.com/user/D3qual/ )
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I Got A Job At A Secondhand Book Exchange, This Is One Of Three Warehouses Of Books
Freya the Wanderer 2 years ago
Throw in a taproom with a zillion different beers and it's my heaven
Load More Replies... I'm.Just.A.Girl 2 years ago
I work for a thrift store and you could not believe how many books... Among other things... Come through on any given day.
Florence O'Grady 2 years ago
Please tell me the name of this business and where it is located, please. I'm a Bookworm and this looks worthy of a road trip. I would willingly rent a vehicle and come visit. Also, what do you do here and are they hiring?
Old Roadie 2 years ago
New Zealand. If you click on the username in bottom left corner, it will take you to original Reddit post. She mentions NZ deep in the comment section.
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#61
This Guy Whose Whole Job Appears To Make Coffee And Tea For A Metal Band While They're On Stage
Old Roadie 2 years ago (edited)
This is so familiar. He is monitoring the lights and sound, directing the crew. Our booth had much older equipment... analog, not digital, and Dad's thermos would always be nearby.
BigCityLady 2 years ago
Agree!!! I will happily take any course required!!
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Jan Rosier 2 years ago
tea makes sense, with honey and lemonjuice, for the singers...
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#62
My Brother Is A Carpenter And Leaves Small Easter Eggs When He's Working
Isa's left eye 2 years ago
I put a picture of I think it was a sloth behind the bathroom mirror/cabinet when it was replaced.
#63
I Took A Picture While I Was At Work
Florence O'Grady 2 years ago
Where do you work and what do you do for a living? I always like learning about jobs I never knew existed.
Old Roadie 2 years ago
Those are shipping containers, the same kind you see on semi trucks. They could be newly manufactured containers, or they could be in a seaport awaiting loading onto a cargo ship. ...Unsure why you got downvoted. Some folks are just cranky, I guess.
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#64
I Work As A Professional Princess On Weekends. My Kitty Insists On Inspecting Each Costume For Detail Accuracy
Csaba Hegedűs 2 years ago
I guess she performs on birthday parties for kids. Like clowns or people performing magic tricks, but this case, it's a Disney princess.
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#65
A Giant Allen Wrench At Work
David Gripon 2 years ago
I'm more impressed by him being able to hold that thing up at arms length.
Ian Tullock 2 years ago
Allen is a brand name. It is more proper to refer to this as a hex wrench, or hex key.
#66
The Ice Machine At My Work Has An Ultraviolet Light To Keep The Ice Sterilized
Nikkie Nothing 2 years ago
I agree, most people don't realize how full of bacteria these kinds of ice makers get. Some are so nasty you'd get less bacteria storing your ice in a toilet.
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I Kept My Hotel Key Cards From My First Year Working For The Airlines
Old Roadie 2 years ago
Oh, you also like guitar picks? I have some from Kiss, Queen, Buffalo Springfield... old bands.
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Beck 2 years ago
Nah. They have tons and they get turned off at checkout time anyways.
Load More Replies... Rebelliousslug 2 years ago
I’d love this job but all I can think about looking at this is bedbugs.
#68
People Being Trained To Work On Power Lines
#69
My Brother Works Outdoors, And Wears The Same Hat Every Day
Spannermonkey 2 years ago
Speaking as someone who has always been careful of sun exposure but has had 2 cancers cut out before I turn 48, I'd say it's probably too late for sunscreen.
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Or get a better one that completely blocks the sun. My dad has been bald since his 30's and is now (mid 70's) dealing with the fallout of sun-burning his head too many times. He's frequently undergoing some sort of painful treatment to remove and prevent further skin cancer.
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Lakota Wolf 2 years ago (edited)
I'm going to hazard a WAY far-out guess that it's the MASSIVE TAN ON HIS SKIN everywhere EXCEPT where the hat's straps block the sun. You don't get this tan if you wear sunscreen, friend. While sunscreen (at least SPF 50) DOES block the vast majority of the sun's UVB rays, it doesn't "stay" on the skin forever and requires frequent reapplication, especially if you are sweating. Yes, maybe OP's brother applies sunscreen at the start of his shifts, but obviously he isn't reapplying it, or he wouldn't be this tan.
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Hispanic Workers On Their Way To Different Job Sites
Dave In MD 2 years ago
They are all laying down because it is illegal and dangerous to ride in the bed of a truck. They will get seriously hurt if there is a accident.
Spocks's Mom 2 years ago
It is very dangerous. Then I think back on the times we used to ride in the bed of a truck when I was little in the 70's. It was lots of fun!
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Hippopotamuses 2 years ago
These remind me of the the fire engine, police, and ambulance staff and equipment photos that were around a while ago.
Upstaged75 2 years ago
Yes. There are usually day laborers who wait at a specific place each morning hoping for work. Contractors who need help on a job site will drive a truck there and pick up who they want for the day. In the US it's usually paid under the table because most of them are not legal citizens. Which unfortunately also sometimes allows for less than safe transportation/working conditions. :(
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Krista Salerno 2 years ago (edited)
It Is Art. Calm Down https://www.instagram.com/alexcartagenamex/?hl=en
#71
My Mom's Arrangement Of Shirts At Work
#72
My Friend Is A Lineman Working In Houston To Help Restore Power. He Says There Is A Mosquito Problem
Rebelliousslug 2 years ago
I live in central Florida, there is definitely a mosquito problem. Never fails to amaze me they can bite your a$$ through a patio chair while you’re wearing pants.
EmbersAreOut 2 years ago
yup! I have worn jeans and still been bitten! Florida mosquitoes are something else.
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Mosquito repellent clothing and bandannas have been around a while. I have a couple bandannas and they're effective.
#73
Had A Guy Bring A Opossum Into The Pawn Shop Where I Work Today
Amanda Rose 2 years ago
Seriously BP? We're going to do this unnecessary censorship again?
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#74
A Day In The Life Of A Hematology Registrar. And How To Do A Bone Marrow Biopsy
RenRenRan 2 years ago
I recommend clicking on the link right under the picture-she actually shows the whole process of doing a bone marrow biopsy and it's very interesting!!
Rebelliousslug 2 years ago
You were right, thank you for the suggestion. It is quite fascinating.
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Rosie 2 years ago
I'll need another one of those soon & I'm hating the idea. The drilling into your bone doesn't hurt w/a local anesthetic, but feels like it's done w/a house drill. And they do 2!!!
Xenon 2 years ago (edited)
I had one done without anesthesia, unbelievably painful!
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#75
I Work In Antarctica And Can't Wear A Watch On My Wrist Because Of All Of The Layers I Wear, So I Wear This On A Lanyard Attached To My PFD With A Sailing Shackle
Someone_from_the_Netherlands 2 years ago
Cool! Will the mechanism of the watch wind the watch while not wearing it on your arm? It looks like a Seiko Automatic Diver SKX007K1
#76
Got To Work On The Wienermobile Today
Steve Robert 2 years ago
I was five years old in 1958 when I saw it driving down the street. I got so excited just to watch it pass by
#77
At My Job We Have 2 Of These Foam Things Hanging, Specifically For People To Poke, So That The Others Don't Get Destroyed And We Don't Have To Throw Them Away
Nikkie Nothing 2 years ago
That looks like floral foam, it's even more fun to poke and squish after they have been soaking in water.
Sans Serif 2 years ago
They should have something similar near the ground meat at the grocery store!
#78
These Days I'm Working In Nigeria. Since The Workers Don't Have Proper Tools They Get Creative
Phoenix(or nix)they/them 2 years ago
Okay, that is cool. I want to buy it from you kind sir. I will give you a new hammer
#79
This Huge Wrench That Needs A Forklift To Pick It Up. For Working On An Engine On A Cargo Ship
#80
I Worked In The Arctic Circle For A While, This Was One Of The Emergency Response Vehicles
#81
I Work At A Paint Store. This Ledge Is Where We Wipe Our Thumbs After We Test Paint Colors
Izzi C 2 years ago
I have a Fordite necklace and it’s absolutely beautiful! Recommend looking into stuff that incorporates the fordite
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My Mom Works For Trader Joe's, This Is Her Hawaiian Shirt Collection
Mark Wilson 2 years ago
Great collection. I wonder who most people think of when they see Hawaiian shirts. Thomas Magnum? Don Ho? For me it's always John Nathan-Turner (1980s producer on 'Doctor Who'), which tells you a lot about me I guess :)
That guy Nic B. 2 years ago
I have a friend, his UserName is Edward Crotser. Who wears Gawain shirts to school everyday unless he is required not to
#83
I Work At A Small Coffee Shop. My Boss Just Absent-Mindedly Poured Unroasted Beans Into A Batch Of Roasted Ones. Here's Us Separating 10,000 Beans By Hand
Xenon 2 years ago
Only 10,000 beans? I would have discarded the lot. Not worth the labor to separate.
#84
I Found This Locked Suitcase In The Back Of A Storage Closet At The Hotel Where I Work. I Pried It Open And It Was A Little Time Capsule
Christof Irran 2 years ago
I see Dahmer kept a spare pair of specs in the suitcase he forgot...
#85
Had Some Down Time At Work Today So I Decided To Take A Few Pictures. These Are My Favorites
Rebelliousslug 2 years ago
I’m terrified of heights to the point I cannot even watch movies when they look over the edge of a tall building, this would be terror inducing for me.
Spocks's Mom 2 years ago
I haven't seen anything that flat since Texas in 2002.
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This Ibm Terminal We Just Replaced At Work
Jan Rosier 2 years ago
Did it get a golden watch as thanks for all the hard work over the years?
#87
The Amount Of Staples I Amassed After 2 Months Of Unstappling And Scanning Documents As My First Summer Job
#88
It's Pretty Awesome Being A Geologist
Lakota Wolf 2 years ago
I'm envious. In college I almost majored in geology, but my professor told me that the only jobs available to a geologist were teaching geology or working for an oil company. This was back in the 90s. I wish I hadn't listened to him XD
Load More Replies... Amanda Rose 2 years ago (edited)
My dad is a retired petroleum geologist and has had some similar views in his career!
Amanda Rose 2 years ago
No they don't. Sincerely the daughter of a petroleum geologist.
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#89
I Work At A Summer Program For 11 - 13-Year-Old Kids. Today We Tie-Dyed, This Is My Deck
Upstaged75 2 years ago
Tie-dying is a long-held tradition at US summer camps. I did it back in the 80's every summer at my camp. Fun memories!
Lolly Gagger 2 years ago
Awesome!! I did some tie dying with my kids during lockdown and love the resultant picture of the funnest washing line ever.
#90
My Cousin Works For Gibson And Just Built A Custom Guitar For Elton John
Bianca Saville 2 years ago
Look like a transfer. Very poorly done. Assume that the post was a fake
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#91
I Work In A Movie Theater That Is Having End Game Shows Ever 15-30 Mins. This Is The Mess We Found In One Theater. Please Be Nice To Staff And Clean Up After Yourself
LittleWombat 2 years ago
What is wrong with some people?! Ugh! So sorry workers deal with this!
bottomless.abyss.of.bordem 2 years ago
Since I smuggle all my stuff in, I feel obligated to smuggle my trash back out.
Marci Rommal 2 years ago
I would NEVER leave my trash behind when I leave the theater. People are so entitled-acting.
Marie BellaDonna 2 years ago
As a food-service worker myself, I feel this guy's despair on a painful, personal level. I deal with stuff like this and more, almost every day. Just tonight, I had someone yell-literally YELL-in my face. I will NEVER understand why people think it's okay to disrespect someone, simply because they work in the service industry. You wouldn't yell at your doctor or dentist, would you? So why are we any different?? PSA-We may work in the service industry. But we are NOT servants. To you, or anyone. Treat us with respect. We are people, just like everyone else in this world. We're just trying to live our lives, pay our bills, and support our families. And we work a dàmn hard job. No, it's not glamourous, or high-paying. But it's HONEST. And it's necessary. After all, as much as the Karens want to complain, they still come in to eat, don't they? And somebody's gotta be there to feed them (and everyone else too, ofc).
#92
So I Work At A Gas Station And Found A Gun In The Bathroom
Bunzilla 2 years ago
Might also be from a Lego kit? The handle is totally round and it's about the right size.
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#93
Remote Work Is The Best Work. Finishing The Week In A Rooftop Tent Overlooking The Pacific Ocean
#94
Taken At Midnight While I Was Working In The Arctic During The Summer Of 2010
#95
2-Hour-Old Brand New Off-The-Shelf Red Wing Boots Disintegrated. Cost My Friend A Day Of Work
Bunzilla 2 years ago
Apparently, they were working on dry concrete for those two hours. It seems like there was some catastrophic failure of the vulcanization process for the rubber soles.
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Sue From Michigan 2 years ago
Wow what happened? Redwings are supposed to be practically indestructible.
#96
There’s A Vending Machine For Tools Where I Work
Lyone Fein 2 years ago
Makes sense. Dispensing supplies from a central location in an organized way.
Spannermonkey 2 years ago
I've seen similar at exhibition venues. Power boards, extension leads, zip-ties, gaffa tape, etc.
#97
It's So Cold In The Bathroom At Work That The Toilet Water Froze Today
#98
I'm Working For My State's Abandoned Mines Program. Here Are Some Of The Interesting Stuff
Xenon 2 years ago
I'm with you! We'll stay on the surface and bbq for the underground crew while they're down there.
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Giant Espresso Martini The Restaurant I Work At Just Added To The Menu
Hippopotamuses 2 years ago (edited)
Thank you for providing a universal measure of the size. So much easier than trying to convert imperial to metric.
Marley Nachi 2 years ago
isn't it better to just order multiple normal size ones so they're fresh at least?
Sarah Parker 2 years ago
You seem to have underestimated the gulp rate of some drinkers. And the need for photos for their social media
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#100
I Spend Most Of My Year At Sea Working On A Research Ship, We Get To See Some Pretty Cool Sights
#101
These Photoshop Floppy Discs I Found At Work
Temporary Dork 2 years ago
I never called these 3½-inch disks 'floppy', they were 'diskettes'. Regional thing?
gerry.garh 2 years ago
When Photoshop came out, it caused the same reaction in the graphic and advertising industry that AI is doing now.
#102
My Job Is Wearing Down My Fingerprints To The Point Scanners Don’t Recognize Them Anymore
Hippopotamuses 2 years ago
Assuming this person is being literal, that is a very strange job. But I can see why it might be necessary.
Rebelliousslug 2 years ago
I think they mean it is a sort of side effect of their job, not their main goal.
Load More Replies... PowellSkier 2 years ago
Your job is wearing down your fingerprints? Or this is a result of working your job?
#103
My Job Consists Of Spending 30 Minutes Watching Poop Settle
steven 2 years ago
my brother is a research scientist and worked on stool samples for several years. He once told me "It may be $hit to you but it's my bread and butter"
Icttot175 2 years ago
I take it you've never accepted a sandwich from him.
Load More Replies... Darth_Borah 2 years ago
Reminds me of Austin Powers, "This coffee tastes like s**t, Basil!". "That's because it is s**t, Austin!"
#104
Firefighters Working To Extinguish A Blaze Today In Alberta, Canada In Freezing Temps
Thomas Bentley 1 year ago
how quickly does the water freeze? if you shot it straight up in the air, would it look like rain, or hail?
#105
The Welding/Blacksmithing Company I Work At Was Hired To Move The Entire Building
Norm Gilmore 2 years ago
Struts welded across the base of the building to keep it together..
Load More Replies... Cold Eagle 2 years ago
Wouldn't it be as quick to just disassemble and rebuild given its basically sheets?
#106
This Dude On The Construction Team I Work With At The Airport Collects Zipper Pulls He Finds On The Ground. There Are 4 More Of These Cables Full
Jennifer_Crowley_Luci 2 years ago
Kinda neat! Sounds like something I would do. I live in a very rural area and tend to pick up any spent shells that I find (as long as I know the area!). Store them in a large glass jug with other little findings/trinkets. :)
Epsilon 2 years ago
Upvoting to counteract the downvote! BTW I do the same with coins. I have a coin from 1941!
Load More Replies... boone williams 2 years ago
Can't have them getting sucked into the engines, that would be bad.
#107
This Massive Wrench I Use At Work. Size 11 Boot For Comparison
#108
I Got Transferred To A New Location At Work. This Is My New Break "Room"
Rebelliousslug 2 years ago
Specifically named as you are likely to break a bone knocking things over if you turn around too quickly.
#109
Got A New Job Where I Have To Wear A Uniform And Gloves While Working Outside, Now I Look Like This
#110
I Work At A Tire Shop And Have Been Collecting Items Found Inside Customers' Tires For The Past Few Years
Spannermonkey 2 years ago
Hey, it didn't kill the tyre's owner, so maybe still lucky.🙂
Load More Replies... bottomless.abyss.of.bordem 2 years ago
I got a pen in my tire as a teen. Then come to find out, my tires were rusted on. Had to get a flatbed. Not cool.
Billy Harrelson 2 years ago
Buy the hazard protection people. $10-$20 vs. $100 or more for a new tire.
#111
A Group Of Teenagers Came In Just To Trash The Theater
nut nibbler 2 years ago
Every one of them should be forced to pick up the popcorn with toothpicks
LittleWombat 2 years ago
It's time for some kind of legal consequences to this, along the lines of vandalism, when consumers leave a business like this, whether it's a theater or restaurant or store. This isn't fair to employees.
Lynn Freeman 2 years ago
Why do kids think this is funny & acceptable behavior. The doors should be locked after the movie and they should be made to clean this up before they can leave. Letting them get away with this just allows them to do it again if there are no consequences.
GrowingThruConcrete 2 years ago
Should have used security footage to post their faces in your local "middle aged mothers" facebook group
BasedWang12.7 2 years ago
this is terrible. Disgusting individuals and possibly parents if they allowed this kind of stuff while the kids were growing up... But I also do realize that kids can just be a******s to be a******s
Mike Fitzpatrick 2 years ago
The parents should be forced to clean it up, THAT will make for some swift change.
Load More Replies... boone williams 2 years ago
At my favorite theater, they just go at it with an electric leaf blower between shows
Lolly Gagger 2 years ago
I used to work in a cinema . This was not remotely uncommon, especially on Saturdays and during school holidays. We kind of just expected it and accepted it as normal.
#113
Temperature Working On The Roof Today
#114
Drained A Machine With Melted Plastic At Work And It Made This Weird Sculpture
#115
The Supermarket I Work At Sells Horizontally Sliced Bread
#116
Hanging Out At Work
LuckyL 2 years ago
Yes! I would want to sit there. (really secured of course)
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#117
Levels Of Clothing Working On The North Sea
#118
My Job Puts Molten Iron By The Break Area To Keep Warm When It Cools Off Outside
Rebelliousslug 2 years ago
Um…wow, there’s something you don’t hear everyday. Seems like a portable heater might be a little less trouble.
Sans Serif 2 years ago
Me thinks THIS gives off a lot more heat than you might expect - certainly beyond a space heater. Even more, I'll bet it cools down very slowly providing latency. Brilliant contribution (with no cost) by management!
Load More Replies... ShaZam Beaubien 2 years ago
I imagine once it's filled, it's not easily mowed. There is something about molten lava that makes you want to touch it ....
bottomless.abyss.of.bordem 2 years ago
How's OSHA feel about this? I can't even have a space heater in my office!
#119
My Collection Of Shopping Lists I've Found Over A Few Years From Working At A Grocery Store
LvH 2 years ago
My newspaper always had a weekend edition/supplement with comics and science items. (Volkskrant) There was also a writer who analyzed a found shopping list every weekend. Type of paper. The handwriting. and of course the groceries. What kind of person would have made that list? I always thought that was a nice item!
#120
My Job Has A Opioid Overdose Kit
Rebelliousslug 2 years ago
My daughter keeps these in her truck. She’s a nurse but you never know when you might encounter someone that needs this unfortunately (especially in Florida, the rehab capital of the country I think)
Debby Keir 2 years ago
Used to have a kelocyanor kit at my work - used to treat potential cyanide spills. (Trained +++, but it was, as should be, a 'never' event.)
#121
I Work In A Restaurant At 2900 Mt. Above The Sea Level, The Photo Isn’t Blurry And The Fog In Reality Is The Clouds That You See Below
BasedWang12.7 2 years ago
basically. Fog ONLY forms toward the ground where as clouds can be at a range of altitudes, but they are both composed of water vapor... That was the quick run-down of me just searching it right now while at work because I was curious too.
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Just Another Day At Work
Shannon Parmley 2 years ago
These guys aren't even tied off. They are literally sitting on wooden boards!
Debby Keir 2 years ago
And the bottom guy is on the phone to the owner - "No sir, I don't think it'll look better in blue"
Rebelliousslug 2 years ago
I will never work a job where I’m dangling from great heights barefooted on a small rope
Kenny Kulbiski 2 years ago
And of course there's a guy on his phone talking about really important stuff.
#123
A Picture Of Me At Work Enjoying This Weather
gerry.garh 2 years ago
Yes, it's nice when you have a moment of pleasant weather; enjoy it because the baddie it's coming!
#124
I Work In A -25°F Freezer Everyday
Huddo's sister 2 years ago
I know someone whose sight is failing from spending work days working in a freezer
ShaZam Beaubien 2 years ago
I was once a grocery manager and the individuals who were in the frozen warehouse, pulling orders, only made $.20 more that an average warehouse worker.
#125
We Have 2 Blocks Of Encased Depleted Uranium Where I Work
Walter Bravenboer 2 years ago
They are used for trim weights in planes, for instance, or ships. It is incredibly heavy and dense. The radio activity is very low.
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#126
The Life Of An IT Specialist Is Hard And Unsightly
Rebelliousslug 2 years ago
That looks like a blue refrigerator with a satellite on top. Someone needs to upgrade their evil lair.
Old Roadie 2 years ago
...but there's no claustrophobic office with plastic furniture and mind numbing noise.
#127
Hard Life For Hands In A Cement Manufacturing Plant. I'm A Maintenance Boilermaker And This Is After A Day Working In The Dust. Choose Your Profession Wisely
Old Roadie 2 years ago
My hands are much the same after toxins in the military, plus working as mechanic and stagehand. Definitely not hands people expect on a woman... but that's their problem, not mine.
#128
I Work Near A Pool, And All My Tape "Grows"
Rebelliousslug 2 years ago
Apparently the cellophane in the tape absorbs moisture and expands
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#129
The Church I Work At Has Encapsulated The Blood And Body Of Christ
LK 2 years ago
Also, the white circle is the wafer. These 're-filled communion cups' have been around for at least 20 years. They were not designed for ordinary Sunday use, but for the strange circumstances of life, and also for home or hospital visits.
LittleWombat 2 years ago
Although it's a pretty sanitary way to deliver it to people in the hospital or sick /elderly people at home. Definitely never saw this before!
Billy Harrelson 2 years ago
We have these at my church. They became more popular when the pandemic hit and they couldn't do regular communion wafers or the small cups of grape juice. And yes, that stuff goes sour.
#130
I Work Outdoors, This Is The Color Difference Of My Hand And My Foot
#131
Everything Inside One Of The Tractor Trailers At My Job
#132
My Tan Line From Wearing Gloves At Work (Laborer On A Trash Truck)
RMA 2 years ago
My grandfather worked on the edge of two deserts for forty years. No tan. Wear long sleeve shirts, hats and gloves! Skin cancer kills.
Beck 2 years ago
I would die of heat exhaustion if I wore long sleeves in summer..it gets humid as hell where I live.
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My Handwritten Notes From Officially Working 1 Year At My Job
whodunnitfan2013 2 years ago
You should name it Bob Marley, because it's always jammin'!
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This How We Stabilize Lithium-Ion Battery At Work
Roberto Alonso Lago 2 years ago (edited)
That's probably brine (or at least very salty water). It is a poor conductor of electricity, so it works as a resistor–as both poles are submerged, the battery will fully discharge to a zero-volt state, but very slowly and dissipating whatever heat it may produce into the water (=safely)
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My Job Has A Room For Taking A Nap. The Room Also Has A Gigantic Roll Of Paper Towels In Case You Have A Cold
Afur Loaf 2 years ago
More likely to wipe down the bed after it's been used ... note what appears to be a bottle of disinfectant above the roll.
#136
Every Staple I've Removed From Client Documents At My Office Job
#137
The Vending Machine Where I Work
No Clue 2 years ago (edited)
And do those green and pink packages say "Regular Slinky" and "Super Slinky"?? 🤔
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My Job Involves Putting Labels On Boxes, I Hold Them With My Left Hand And Put Them On The Box With My Right. This Is What My “Clean” Hands Look Like
Debby Keir 2 years ago
Looks like you are sensitive to the glue (signs of eczema), so wear PPE
#139
My Job In Metallurgy Bought Some Scrap Aluminum From Tesla Where It Will Be Recycled And Reused
#140
I Work Nights And Every Day I Wipe Down The Truck And Tank So It's Clean. This Is What The Day Shift Left Me
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Steven 2 years ago
Contractions: always Possessives: usually Plurals: never
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Brett Hughes 2 years ago
When the Royal Flying Doctor Service lands on the highway. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-04-04/eyre-highway-becomes-runway-as-rfds-responds-to-car-rollover/102183702 Respect!
Gorilla guy 2 years ago
Imagine how expensive it would be to change from imperial to metric for the USA. Not to mention how difficult it would be. It would require the cooperation of almost 340 million people. Just saying 🤷
Annika Kremer 2 years ago
This was a very interesting list. So many cool and important jobs out there!
clairebear 1 year ago
My dad was a firefighter. The job destroys you. You either die young or retire on disability. No one makes it out healthy.
Judith Robinson 2 years ago
You seem, in your boredom, to be fascinated by cats, men who get dirty working, and freezing temperatures.
Steven 2 years ago
Contractions: always Possessives: usually Plurals: never
Load More Replies... Brett Hughes 2 years ago
When the Royal Flying Doctor Service lands on the highway. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-04-04/eyre-highway-becomes-runway-as-rfds-responds-to-car-rollover/102183702 Respect!
Gorilla guy 2 years ago
Imagine how expensive it would be to change from imperial to metric for the USA. Not to mention how difficult it would be. It would require the cooperation of almost 340 million people. Just saying 🤷
Annika Kremer 2 years ago
This was a very interesting list. So many cool and important jobs out there!
clairebear 1 year ago
My dad was a firefighter. The job destroys you. You either die young or retire on disability. No one makes it out healthy.
Judith Robinson 2 years ago
You seem, in your boredom, to be fascinated by cats, men who get dirty working, and freezing temperatures.
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