Crazy4Coasters! Posted April 28, 2005 Posted April 28, 2005 How much do you make an hour at your job??? I make a dazzling *(cough,cough)* $8.36/hr...soon to be $10.48/hr 8)
Sir Clinksalot Posted April 28, 2005 Posted April 28, 2005 More than I used to ... not as much as I should.
Sir Clinksalot Posted April 28, 2005 Posted April 28, 2005 Not even close to what I should or what I deserve for all the crap I do.. Kristi "really hates her job right now" C.
Token Yankee Guy Posted April 28, 2005 Posted April 28, 2005 Started at 8.50/hr back in April of 2002, and currently I'm at 9.75/hr.
SharkTums Posted April 28, 2005 Posted April 28, 2005 Not as much as I should, but I have great benefits, time off, flexibility, and co-workers... Elissa "sometimes you can't measure your 'salary' in just money!" Alvey
CoasterFanatic Posted April 28, 2005 Posted April 28, 2005 I make enough to own a car, house, and travel to parks in rediculous locations. // That's enough for me. 13 years ago I was washing greasy pans at a bakery for minimum wage.
Crazy4Coasters! Posted April 28, 2005 Author Posted April 28, 2005 well it would be nice to see numeric amounts for your hourly wages...
smells_like_team_disney Posted April 28, 2005 Posted April 28, 2005 Not as much as I should, but I have great benefits, time off, flexibility, and co-workers... Elissa "sometimes you can't measure your 'salary' in just money!" Alvey You are definitely lucky. I may never see that type of security in my field (freelance designer). I had to pay taxes in the quadruple digits last year . But at least I can afford a car (it's all about sexy Corollas).
SharkTums Posted April 28, 2005 Posted April 28, 2005 ^^I think you'll find that most people over 20 don't really want to give away their salary information. Plus a lot of us don't get paid hourly, but on a salary. Elissa "I like my Corolla!" Alvey
CoasterFanatic Posted April 28, 2005 Posted April 28, 2005 Salary over here, and nope I ain't telling.
smells_like_team_disney Posted April 28, 2005 Posted April 28, 2005 Surprisingly, I've never been paid salary, which is the norm in my field (I, too, plead the fifth).
Crazy4Coasters! Posted April 28, 2005 Author Posted April 28, 2005 oh well i hope some brave soul out there is willing to give their salary out in the open... :crazy:
coaster1 Posted April 28, 2005 Posted April 28, 2005 Salary here .. and not spilling .. those are private things. But enough to support 2 new cars, 2 cats, apartment (too big!) and woman, although she works too and makes more than I do actually .. but benefits are great at this job.
zaneymon Posted April 28, 2005 Posted April 28, 2005 $5.00 an hour for washing dishes and other stuff at work $15.00 for mowing the lawns there
Jordan Shankman Posted April 28, 2005 Posted April 28, 2005 I own a company, so I don't really get "payed". It all depends on how many orders we recieve and what products the customer buys. A profit of $15.00-$1,100.00 can be made on one item....but like I said before, it all depends on what the customers buying.
Sir Clinksalot Posted April 28, 2005 Posted April 28, 2005 My grown-up job salary had to stay confidential. Sorry. But my part time "fun" job (projectionist at a movie theatre) pays a whopping eight bucks an hour. But I love working there, so the money is only a seconday interest (I actually tend to let my theatre checks lay around for weeks at a time before I take them to the bank).
stew560 Posted April 28, 2005 Posted April 28, 2005 Agreed on the personal information... Let's just say I make somewhere between $25k and $100k... 8) It's enough to pay for a 2-bedroom apartment here in Jersey ($1150/mo), 2 car loans, 2 cats, 1 dog, and plenty of toys to play with!
Real Posted April 28, 2005 Posted April 28, 2005 Salary over here, and nope I ain't telling. Ditto that. All Ill say is for a part time job, its very comfortable.
Cid Posted April 28, 2005 Posted April 28, 2005 Still at an hourly rate. I like to know that the more hours I put in the happier my paychecks will be though. 96 hour (in one week) paychecks make me real happy
benzo41190 Posted April 28, 2005 Posted April 28, 2005 I'm not sure what I get hourly but I do get about $200.00 a week, I have two job, Subway, and work at SFGAm during the season. I test out rides in the morning, You learn things about the track and the train noises. Now I am so bored of Viper, It is like I know ever piece of track and every force on the body. Once I rode with my lap bar only down like 4 notches and a loose (very loose) saftey belt
benzo41190 Posted April 28, 2005 Posted April 28, 2005 I'm not sure what I get hourly but I do get about $200.00 a week, I have two job, Subway, and work at SFGAm during the season. I test out rides in the morning, You learn things about the track and the train noises. Now I am so bored of Viper, It is like I know ever piece of track and every force on the body. Once I rode with my lap bar only down like 4 notches and a loose (very loose) saftey belt the ride is awsome, amazing airtime.
ebl Posted April 29, 2005 Posted April 29, 2005 Combined, my wife and I make $1XX,XXX per year. Can't reveal the actual details because IRS is looking for us... Eric
FlyingScooter Posted April 29, 2005 Posted April 29, 2005 ONE HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS! (raising little finger to corner of lip.) Ditto to the ditto's: won't spill how much. But i do okay.
disneygurlz2s Posted April 29, 2005 Posted April 29, 2005 Like Elissa, my full time job is enough, could be more, but I get a lot of decent benefit options and it pays the bills. I also drive a Corolla! Whoo HOO! I also sell a line of really delicious gourmet food products called Tastefully Simple and they are one of the fastest growing companies in the US!! I sell the best beer bread mix you could ever have, along with a lot of other delicious seasonings, sauces, mixes, etc! Shari "but I always need more time and more money in my life" Shoufler
FlyingScooter Posted April 29, 2005 Posted April 29, 2005 ^shari, do they have a webpage? ( I love bread!
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