[jp121270]

Paramedic, but making some life changes and hope to give up healthcare soon and work a normal 9am-5pm job, or remotely would be the best.

[tinko00]

Paramedic, but making some life changes and hope to give up healthcare soon and work a normal 9am-5pm job, or remotely would be the best.

Almost everything connected to medicine requires you to be 100% ready to go working if they need you. most of the time paramedic work overtime and don't get paid for it so I think its really honorable but also sucky job to do I really respect people in medicine

[Alex]

Paramedic, but making some life changes and hope to give up healthcare soon and work a normal 9am-5pm job, or remotely would be the best.

I feel you man the dish washing life isn't the life for me. Maybe ill get move up to deli

[tinko00]

I feel you man the dish washing life isn't the life for me. Maybe ill get move up to deli

Excuse me, but what deli means?

[OversouL]

Currently, I'm just a full time engineering student.

[tinko00]

Currently, I'm just a full time engineering student.

Yeah don't worry, you will have to get a job to survive unless you will steal ofc

[Shebang]

Excuse me, but what deli means?

I'm gathering that you might not be a native English speaker, correct me if I'm wrong Here's a definition you can hopefully understand.

Delicatessen is a term meaning "delicacies" or "fine foods". In English, "delicatessen" originally meant only this specially prepared food. In time, the delicatessen store where this food was sold came to be called a delicatessen, and in this sense is often abbreviated to deli.

However, a deli has different meaning in Europe and the US/Canada. In Europe, it generally means a place that sells high-quality goods. In US/Canada, A deli usually sells sliced meats and cheeses.

Currently, I'm just a full time engineering student.

That's cool! Where at, if you don't mind me asking?

[tinko00]

I'm gathering that you might not be a native English speaker, correct me if I'm wrong Here's a definition you can hopefully understand.

Delicatessen is a term meaning "delicacies" or "fine foods". In English, "delicatessen" originally meant only this specially prepared food. In time, the delicatessen store where this food was sold came to be called a delicatessen, and in this sense is often abbreviated to deli.

However, a deli has different meaning in Europe and the US/Canada. In Europe, it generally means a place that sells high-quality goods. In US/Canada, A deli usually sells sliced meats and cheeses.


That's cool! Where at, if you don't mind me asking?

Nah I am now english native speaker, as you can see from reading my posts.. there are a lot of grammar mistakes anyway.. I understand delicatese I just didn't link it with deli XD

[jp121270]

Almost everything connected to medicine requires you to be 100% ready to go working if they need you. most of the time paramedic work overtime and don't get paid for it so I think its really honorable but also sucky job to do I really respect people in medicine

Yeah you definitely don't do it for the pay. I'm just ready to have some type of normalcy to my life.

[mothered]

I work In a brain-dead job In a supermarket.

I love It because there's basically no mental energy exhausted, therefore upon my arrival home, I can hit my PCs hard and dedicate my mentality there.