looking for a new job

i need another job and ive been woundering about delivering pizzas for like pizza hut.the problem im haveing is im 17.alot of places cant hire me becuase of osha (fuckers).so what i need is does anyone know someone who works for a pizza place.if so how much do they make and being 17 can i work for them








oppinions of some other jobs would help to






thanks

Well, I just got a job with Coke as a merchandiser. They stock the the shelves in stores. get paid by the day, mileage, and overtime (although it's weak). MAin thing is, I've had days that were only 5hrs long and i still get paid for the whole day.

yea but your over the age of 18.legaly i cant work for most places becuase im 17.






i was going to change oil at wallmart but im to young

oh...youre 17. then um...wait till youre 18. :thumbsup:

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i have car insureance:grinyes:

I had some kind of job from the time I was 16... I worked retail mostly. Sucks, but it gives you some cash.

There has to be SOMETHING that can hire you now until you are 18 and have a lil more variety.

find a small local pizza place to get a job. they ussually bend the rules about being 18.

get into electrical. become an electrcian, make a whopping 65K a year!

Why not head to the local drugstore (like CVS or Walgreen's) or the local WalMart? WalMart is always hiring.

can't you just get a workers permit? i know where i live you need one if you are under 16 and are going to work. look into it.

can't you just get a workers permit? i know where i live you need one if you are under 16 and are going to work. look into it.
:iagree: I started working when I was 15. I was able to get a work permit through city hall early because my birthday was within 6 months or something. Anyway, look into getting a permit. I guess the laws about working age vary by state, but here in Illinois you can definitely work at 16. And like gouldie said, smaller pizza shops will let you slide even without a permit. I worked next door to this one shop in Tallahassee and there was one kid who was 14!

Also check with your local gov't to see if there are any jobs available for people under 18. here, they have a whole "Summer Youth Employment Program" to link up local kids with jobs. My friend's little brother is 15 doing light gardening type work for Northwestern University making $8.50 /hr. He says its not even hard work... they ride around in an air conditioned van most of the day

sure, you can work at 17. but it doesnt mean the job has to hire you. mianly cause you have to be 18 to operate a lot of stuff

i just applied to be a pizza hut delivery driver yesterday. you need to have been driving at least one year to apply there, have a valid drivers license *duh*, list any accidents or moving violations in the last 3 years, stuff like that. i don't think there was an 18+ requirement, at least here at this pizza hut in WI. i checked, and with tips here where i live they make on average $13-$20 an hour. good luck with it :)

So what is the base pay as a pizza delivery driver? I always wondered cuz in Tallahassee where I went to school, about 90% of the pizza eating population is college students (aka poor) so tips are few and far between but maybe delivering such a large volume makes up for it. Somebody has to drop a decent tip here and there.

But I assume in areas with a more diverse population (age wise) tips would be considerably better

My buddy is 17 and they just started letting him deliver at a ma and pa shop, they give him $2 everytime he goes out for a delivery and then tips is different for everyone i guess, but hey I work at Mcdonalds,dont like it but I dont have much of a choice at this age.

Hey if you're out of high school and your parents sign, the military will take you.

the pizza eating population is college students (aka poor) so tips are few and far between

i remember i ordered a pizza one time when we were all faded. luckily they delivered until 3 AM. seein how we were all messed up the pizza boy got a VERY nice tip. i looked at the receipt the next morning and wanted to shoot myself. $7 tip for a $13 pizza. lucky bastard taking advantage of drunk kids like that :lol:

maybe you should apply to deliver pizza to a very affluent town or part of a town :p

maybe you should apply to deliver pizza to a very affluent town or part of a town :p

Really though. I bet tips in rich towns are amazing! I don't know about how much pizza rich people order but I know a guy that works at a kinda ritzy hotel downtown Chicago and he racks up like $300 in tips on some shifts. One thing you can count on is rich people making sure you know they're rich... what better way than by givin the pizza guy a $50 bill and sayin "keep it" :bigthumb: :2cents:x1000!

Really though. I bet tips in rich towns are amazing! I don't know about how much pizza rich people order but I know a guy that works at a kinda ritzy hotel downtown Chicago and he racks up like $300 in tips on some shifts. One thing you can count on is rich people making sure you know they're rich... what better way than by givin the pizza guy a $50 bill and sayin "keep it" :bigthumb: :2cents:x1000!
yeah really! i live in a well off town, everyone is white, upper-middle class. so tips are very good i've heard. i wish i could deliver tips to where my cousins live. they live in a multi-million dollar gated community with a full time security guard blocking the entrance and all that. i bet those are some nice tips.

of course there are some rich people that are rich cuz they're stingy bastards. they suck. :thumbsdow

of course there are some rich people that are rich cuz they're stingy bastards. they suck. :thumbsdow
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try a car wash, i work at one and the starting pay here is 7.00hr plus tips, which on a good is around $50 bucks, and all i really did was dry cars

well i guess i will try to get a job at the local autozone.i know the manager there but GOD i hate autozone. i just liked the pizza idea becuase you are by yourself most of the time






and for the record ive been working since i was 13.being homeschooled helped alot.i worked for a moonwalk place all year except winter.

im looking for another job now becuase i just quite the moonwalk job.i got tired of working 7 days a week.so now all i need to do is pay for car insureance until i get out of college.


i wanted to change oil at wallmart(my mom works there) but you have to be 18.............gaaaaaaaah being 17 sucks

Uhhh wtf is a moonwalk place?

haha moonwalk place...:wtf:

youve never seen a moonwalk at a little kids birthday party




i set those up and when i got my drivers license i deliverd and set them up by myself i was working 7 days a week and when i would ask for a day off they would get pissed and not call me for a few weeks.so i quit now im looking for a new job and since i knew about delivering.pizza deliver would be perfect but maybe this autozone thing will workout

dont waste your time with that kind of job, if your not planning on going to college get into some kind of profession, and start as young as possible

i just applied to be a pizza hut delivery driver yesterday. you need to have been driving at least one year to apply there, have a valid drivers license *duh*, list any accidents or moving violations in the last 3 years, stuff like that. i don't think there was an 18+ requirement, at least here at this pizza hut in WI. i checked, and with tips here where i live they make on average $13-$20 an hour. good luck with it :)


Too bad you don't live down here. I already love pizza enough as it is.

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dont waste your time with that kind of job, if your not planning on going to college get into some kind of profession, and start as young as possible






i am going to college.in fact im starting this year.im going to be an aircraft mechanic.all this job has to do is pay car insurance

youve never seen a moonwalk at a little kids birthday party

Ahh... this
http://www.brenhamrentals.com/sliced/moonwalk.jpg

not this
http://stuff.gbsfm.info/Pics/A%20Bagman-Moonwalk.jpg

or this
http://artfiles.art.com/images/-/Moonwalk-Print-C10303514.jpeg

i am going to college.in fact im starting this year.im going to be an aircraft mechanic.all this job has to do is pay car insurance

pizza delivery boy it is! :icon16:

[QUOTE=00accord44]Ahh... this
http://www.brenhamrentals.com/sliced/moonwalk.jpg

yes this :banghead:













de de deeeeeee:lol:

I always forget those are called moonwalks. I usually call em like "jumparounds" or "that giant thing where kids gotta take their shoes off to get in and jump around til they pass out"

Isn't my way easier?:)

i thought they were moon bouncers or something to that effect

tecnicaly they're called party bounces

try a car wash, i work at one and the starting pay here is 7.00hr plus tips, which on a good is around $50 bucks, and all i really did was dry cars


I was gonna say the exact same thing. If you can find one that is privately owned and is hiring, most work under the table. Look for Mexicans (not being racist, just a fact, when there are a bunch working there, chances are, being up on their legal documents isn't the businesses' top priority) I worked at one years ago and was pulling $7 and hour plus about $2 an hour in tips, all untaxed. Not a bad deal for only drying or vacuuming.