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What do you mean first? Can't it be only? I had just graduated college at Christmas. Schools don't typically hire that time of year. I drove a delivery truck for a mom and pop competitor to UPS for eight months until I got hired by a school.
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I worked at Rite-Aid developing film making $7 an hr....and He worked for the same Co. he does now only making a LOT less.....
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well my 1st (and only) im working for a delivery company as a customer care advisor
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Receptionist =)
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I worked full time as a clerk and put in a lot of overtime.
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My husband makes the big part of our income. I have been working part time and saving money to pay for school. I pay as I go, so I don't have school loans. Now it's summer and I am working more, and I got a raise. But My husband is good with his money and saves saves saves. We don't have car payments, and our house payment is under 1,000 dollars a month.
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Worked for TWA in LA, sold real estate in Redondo Beach.
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Iworked in a warehouse full time and went to school around my work schedule. She moved in and I took care of her. She was also going to college.
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I had a professional practice and she was a senior vice president at a major national/international bank. We also has outside investments.
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a few contact killing a year helps the cash flow
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We both had jobs in different parts of the law when we married. During college I had done all sorts of different jobs.
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We both worked very long hours and saved every cent we could. Salaam
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He was a supermarket departmental manager, I was Bank officer. Our mortgage was at crazy then interest rates of between 19.5 and 23%. Couldnt wait til I qualified for Bank staff loan at 6% ~ that helped, until I got pregnant LoL
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Whateve was available. Washed dishes, cleaned motel rooms, parking lot attendent...
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Worked damn hard day and night only to find out he was spending my hard earned cash on another woman!!! No its okay I'm not bitter or twisted - honest LOL!
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working all holidays and taking up student loans.
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