Anything you want at American Body Rentals

I didnt get the math and computer autism i have the autism that makes me only feel mentally well if i get a job that lets me fuck off into the middle of nowhere to camp and do manual labor in 104 degree heat and get underpaid but at least im having a good time

tbh pretty dead set on a 2015-2019 sienna or odyssey for my next car. idc about the mom car aesthetics i dont want a truck i just want a boring car thats comfortable to camp in and can carry alot of dirt when needed without spending my life savings on fuel.

got a 2nd job offer with the county for park groundskeeping. They want me to start next monday & pays the same as USFS. Thinking about gas prices & wear on my car like... if i worked at fossil creek its a 45 min commute to the ranger station vs a 7 min commute to the maintence office. + itd give me a better chance at further city/county jobs after the season's over. Fossil Creek would be good for future forest/state park jobs but i rlly dont want count too much on USFS jobs in the future since things are kinda shitty rn. really torn about it, but im gonna take the maintence job and see how it is.

got hired as a lube tech so guess im learning how to do car things like change oil and breaks now

Weellp got laid off because of funding issues and they had to cut trainees 🙃 at least it wasnt a job i was planning on staying at long term. At this point im going to go get a dumb job till next season because its kinda almost too late for seasonal conservation work hiring.

if youre a manlet on a heavy equiptment crew you will be a valuable asset because not everyone can climb inside the belly pan compartments and do a really good deep cleaning.

sad to say even tho i love the work and guys i work with, im going to have to get out of this job ASAP. my foreman/guy interviewed with lied about a bunch of stuff about expected hours and travel compensation. I drove down through TWO (Hoosier and La Manga) mountian passes in a fucking blizzard to make it for the new project thats being started and he pulls at the end of my training week "oh great job not all new operators can do 3.5 acres in their first week also hey btw so your schedule is not going to be the agreed upon 4 day on/3 off or 7 on/7 off its gonna be 5 day on/2 day off or 6 on/1 off AND you only get paid to commute 1 trip a month AND only supervisors get to use company cars/access gas cards. also we are getting rid of our camper trailers so you cant work in the winter if you dont go buy a camper".