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Originally Posted by CoMoChief
Zarda BBQ - Blue Springs location.
Note - I have too bailed some hay at my great grandfather's farm back in the day......not fun, that shit sucks, talk about some hard work.
Another was I used to work at the marina at Lake Jacomo. Around this time of year was when we would winter-ize the motors on the pontoon rentals and store them up in the shed. a 40HP outboard motor is ****ing heavy and it's odd because its on a swivel for when it turns and it's very top heavy. Had to unbolt them in areas you couldnt reach and it was on a boat which was in the water so you would be in an awkward position to begin with trying to lift them and then you haul them up to a garage that was on shore. Pain in the ass. The overall job at the Marina was the funnest job of my life......but everyone would dread this time of year when we would close up shop for the rental season.
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I worked at the same marina many years ago. It was just a summer job since I was still in high school, so we never had to do what you described. I also thought it was one of the most fun jobs I ever had. When did you work there? I was there in the late '70s.
My worse job was at Schneider Bailey in midtown. They sold aftermarket AC systems for cars. The owner was a total dick.