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I worked in McDonald's but got sacked.  Then I was unemployed for a period of time.

I failed to the exams for entering college or university.

I found a job on a fast food and worked there for almost a year.

I joined the army for 17 months.

Once school ended for me, was go to work in a bakery for summer, and onto college as was no sixth form where i lived except for resit students.   So was no change to advance.  Every summer then up unti i left for university, my parents would have a job waiting for me, which i had no choice in, just to keep me busy and make sure i am not being idle.   Come from a small town, where everyone knows everyone, and thats how you get recruited, blaclisted etc, and everyone does favours for each other basically

When I was a kid I'd go through a car magazine with the idea of "how would I spend a million?".  This was back in the days of the Lamborghini Countach and Ferrari Testarossa so the money went a lot further.  Now it wouldn't even get you one really good car!

Started working at the company where i did work the weekends.
Did that for about 3 years. Then the company stopped and i had to search something else.
Found the same job but only 5 mins on bike away from my house and thats where im still working atm.

To be honest, a lot and nothing at the same time. Its definitely in the realm of what I wanted to do, but just a different route. I had plans to go to medical skill to become a psychiatrist. At the time, I didnt realize scholarships were a thing, even though my parents did state they both were on the scholarship, lol. I think I spent too much time getting high, because it really didnt click in my mind until I was well into school that I could apply for a scholarship and here we are :P thought about going back since I am halfway done with my Masters, maybe? Pretty sure I met the quota :P

I started right in as a scanner at a doctors office and jumped into coaching my High School's fencing team.

Started college the year after that.

Started tutoring since 11th as I had to pay my own tuition. Now, a year after im done with high school,  im still tutoring. Got accepted into a couple jobs but decided not to do them as the workplaces were too far from my house and the pay not enough. Instead i just tutor students in my area.

Pretty straight forward and simple life for me.

I went to college, got a job that I was trained to do, got married and started a family.  20 years later, I still work in the same job.

Worked,  went to college,  studied abroad for a year, then worked.

And now I work to stop owning money.  Because the entire sodding world is expensive

Finished A levels and then had a year out labouring and earning as much money as i could.

Then i went back to college and did a plumbing/gas apprenticeship with a local firm (boss was a tit) but he knew his stuff.

After 4 years i went on my own and never looked back

Got right into college in a federal university too far from my home city.

Then, one year late, opportunity came up and I went back to home city to study and work.

After high school I jumped right I to working more than full time for my mothers business, then around the same time I began to take over the business, I jumped into being a full time college student and managed to get my associates degree in 4 years while working 50-60 hours. 

I worked at the movies for many years/became a freelance writer. I also jumped around doing many jobs like working at the grocery store/weed store and etc. Now I don't know what I am doing I am still just figuring shit out

I joined the military a few months after high school. Gave myself the summer off to hang out with friends before heading to basic training. Spent over a decade doing that before moving to the private sector. Military and civilian careers were/are both in IT. Not what a lot of people think when they hear you were in the military.

I have done many things in my life already apart from having my son as well as also studying.

I have gone into many different career aspects such as :

A Caregiver 

Kitchen Hand

Back Up Chef 

Receptionist

Administrator

Accounts Administrator

Data Entry

Line Cook and A Food & Beverage Attendant