>>What was the very first job you guys ever had in your life?

>>I sold shoes, retail.

>>First job I ever had in my life.

That's interesting.

>>Stringing tennis rackets.

>>I worked at a snow cone place called the Snowball Shop.

>>Way back, I think I mowed lawns.

>>Sitting in an office copying floppy disks all day long.

(chuckling) >>Oh my God.

>>At 16, I worked at Blockbuster.

>>At a movie theater.

>>A telemarketer, God help me.

>>I sold pumpkins at one point.

>>I was 12 years old.

I had a government job.

(laughing) >>Working at the Food Bonanza.

>>It was awful.

I had to wear a tutu.

>>I worked in the ginseng fields.

Oh, I mowed lawn at a cemetery.

Yeah, that's probably not a very common job.

(laughing) >>Hauling water from the river.

>>I was a pants presser.

>>A switchboard operator, and I started on my 14th birthday.

>>Delivering newspapers.

>>I delivered papers.

>>I had a paper route.

>>Having to pick up the papers, roll 'em up, and throw them on people's door.

>>Selling ads for this newspaper.

>>My parents weren't thrilled that after a four year degree, I was making street signs, but.

>>Working at the Boy Scout camp when I was 14 1/2.

>>I worked as a bricklayer.

>>I counted heads of wheat.

>>I grew up in a rural community, and my father would loan me out to farmers in the spring to muck out their barns.

(participant chuckling) >>I think the only thing really I kinda haven't done is taxi.

I haven't been a taxi driver.

(participant laughing) Might have done everything else.

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