If I were leaving you

[desidace]

To quit or not to quit?

Comments

here's what i recommend

[toastofrassilon]

Start looking for other job opportunities, if you really need the money. If you find a good one, then quit your job and switch. If you don't...then consider the fact that you will probably find a job once you are in college, and you will probably work during the summers. Then decide whether or not the remaining time at your current job is really worth it.

[arrogantrabbit]

Well, I could make a point to drop by every week to chat, buy something, or create a bomb scare if it'd make your hours a little less dull.

Cheer up Dace, I'll have you know that you're one of the most dedicated people I know.

[theblueflamingo]

Hmm you could become a prostitute!

Definitely just joking. That's not a good option. But... I just thought that I'd throw it out there.

[lyrane]

Live now.

[swimswithorcas]

I agree. Do what makes you happy. Be happy!

[shoyer]

Check what sort of jobs are available at Haverford. There are some really easy jobs at Swarthmore. My job is to watch the game room where there are several pool tables and make sure nobody breaks the equipment, drinks alcohol or smokes. That's it. At times there may be up to half a dozen people there, but usually nobody's around. In any case, I just spend the 5 hours a week doing my homework.

It's a really nice (read: easy) job. There are likely such jobs at Haverford, too.

Regretably, jobs that could be done by a security camera instead of hiring somebody to watch a place for $100/day don't exist in the real world.

[lomsak]

work study = making unecessarily boring and mind-numbing jobs that could be performed just as responsibly and effectively by a drunk monkey

yeah for college