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The major differences between the US and Ireland is the ease of getting a job. if you want to work , you just get a job. I actually never meet anyone that is unemployed.
So the question is. In my off season, say November through June, should I get a part time job. Say 4 eight hour shifts or 3 ten hour shifts. A few years ago I did about 4 weeks for UPS and made decent money as I was doing at least 10 hours a day and it was 7 days a week at about $30 an hour.
i do not like doing nothing . I find that when I go abroad, I end up going through 10k . I myself dont spend much but those with me, just like going to fancy places. Always the best restaurants within reason. They are all germaphobes so good hotels as well.
if on my own, it would be the cheapest kip in town for me.
so I might get a part time job. Ideally with some spanish speakers to kills two cuckoos with one boulder
So the question is. In my off season, say November through June, should I get a part time job. Say 4 eight hour shifts or 3 ten hour shifts. A few years ago I did about 4 weeks for UPS and made decent money as I was doing at least 10 hours a day and it was 7 days a week at about $30 an hour.
i do not like doing nothing . I find that when I go abroad, I end up going through 10k . I myself dont spend much but those with me, just like going to fancy places. Always the best restaurants within reason. They are all germaphobes so good hotels as well.
if on my own, it would be the cheapest kip in town for me.
so I might get a part time job. Ideally with some spanish speakers to kills two cuckoos with one boulder