Ep 379: Jobs That Don’t Suck (Much) and Will Actually Get You Ready for the Pipeline

[@brianpowell601]

Get a job as grocery store cashier. You're going to get yelled out, it requires you to get yelled at for mistakes, and you're on your feet for 8-10 straight hours.

[@Slasher4446-q3e]

I am a landscaper. During the winter I average between 15-20k steps with 8-10 hours on foot. Summertime averages 25k+ steps 12+ hours a day on feet. Most of the steps are with a weed eater or a 30lb backpack blower on. You get to spend a lot of time digging holes, carrying heavy objects, and completing physical tasks within a team.

[@AaronLoveHateClub]

MVP is Aaron’s kid for giving us a breather.

[@OnesReady]

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[@tyf9034]

Catering isn’t a bad side job to get where I work the pays pretty good. You spend a ton of time on feet moving and lifting things. The events I do on average range from 2-8 hours so it’s pretty flexible depending on your time. The longest shift I had was 13 hours and I spent the majority of it on my feet. The time I spent sitting was driving to the place but when I was there I spent my shift lifting trash bags, tables, chairs, and up to 40-50 lbs of food at a time.

[@yoshiD15]

hospitality is the same I would do 20k steps for three months because we were in season

[@vettevegas]

Talking about functional fitness. Total tendon and ligament training and useful skill. Was a carpenters union hammer swinger, but the badasses were the ironworkers. Any construction job is a decent workout. (even electricians) and decent money. And too much fun.

[@MarcusJonesRE]

I can 100% confirm the lifeguard thing, if possible do beach lifeguard because it’s way more physical. I went the AFSOC Aviation route because I went the officer route but 6 of my buddies that were beach lifeguards all made it through the pipe and are on team.

[@beandip1038]

Thanks for the episode! I've been working at a UPS warehouse for a couple weeks now and on average i get like 12k steps per shift. And thats just part time

[@HK-wq1ei]

EMT?

[@space_monkey3410]

Carhops at sonic!!! On your feet non stop and always moving.

[@OnesReady]

@@space_monkey3410 that’s a good one

[@Newbobdole]

Humble suggestions *FedEx AM/PM distribution package handler* was crazy during the holidays, great opportunity for grip/core strength & learning how to “Tetris” shipping containers In a large enough Hospital, *unit orderly/housekeeping/general services* are GUARANTEED to blow 10k steps out of the water per shift & you might observe/assist medical procedures/emergencies

[@borrago]

I feel that spending my childhood as an extreme sports pentathlete who was in marching band, and who worked at a climbing gym AND a restauraunt starting at the age of 13 prepaired me far better for my time in the military(dispite not inlisting untill I was 26) than any collegeate sport in highschool would have. I was used to being on my feet and moving my body along any plane necessary to accomplish my tasks...for hours or days on end, i knew how to oroent myself and move through the forest, i could march and move as a single unit with a large group of people performing highly technical acts, i was accustomed to traversing all manners of terrain under weight, i was used to working with small groups within larger organisational structures, and though i had teamates; their main purpose was saftey and support...ultimately my sucess or failure came down to my efforts. Yes, I will 100% say that I believe growing up a rock climbing band dork set me up WAAAAAYYYY better for success than if I had been a highschool football stud. I've known far to many of them in my career to not see and feel the difference. Be a nerd, get a job on your feet, and enjoy things that are uncomfortable.... and you will be ok.

[@OnesReady]

@@borrago super cool. What job did you do/are you in now? How was selection?

[@keithvowell2403]

Golf course maintenance!

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I'm trying that tartare recipie 👍🏿👍🏿

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I don't know how to spell pair of rescue either

[@FlickRank]

Hey how would I get into the whoop group?

[@OnesReady]

Here os our Whoop Team: COMM-44B181

[@FlickRank]

@@OnesReady Thanks I joined

[@OnesReady]

@ awesome thank you! Get after it!

[@yoshiD15]

you want to last And train, come with us Mexicans and lay bricks for hours under the sun and 1 lunch break we start at 6 AM til 4PM and lets not start on the roofing part. All you'll need is the swimming and running. Core and strength will be taken care of there.

[@SarfarazChunara]

Im quitting my job right now so i can fully devote myself to working out i put money into savings and at my job i didnt really feel like i was getting enough sleep or time to work out.

[@dweatherpsychic]

my fav air force spec ops guys and 🍑's is my favorite living CCT

[@erodriguez1894er]

Off the bat I’m saying landscaping

[@OnesReady]

💯

[@danielcassidy9772]

Hey guys, unrelated and I’m probably fucking tiktoked, how does one upgrade the membership?

[@OnesReady]

@@danielcassidy9772 yo- good question it’s a little weird to figure out. Go to the desktop version, and look under the video that plays. There’s a row of members icon, to the right of that there’s a ‘join’ button. Hit me backing you need more help! - A

[@AGOR2]

Good job guys…another day another request to yall to invite a Raven in to the show.

[@OnesReady]

Do you have someone to nominate? -T

[@AGOR2]

@ no, i’m still waiting on that dumb adhd waiver and i want to get more educated on how the ravens work and what they do or how i should prepare

[@blessxd1431]

get a valet job that’s what I do

[@OnesReady]

Nice, what’s your average step count at work or even hours of time of feet?🍑

[@blessxd1431]

@@OnesReady on a short 5 hour day I got 10k steps usually I work 8 hours and that’s all standing

[@jordankeeton3254]

Lol savages