But at least you don't have a heating oil bill, or a huge natural gas bill in the winter. Come up to where native Floridians live in the northern part of the state...we regurlarly see high 20's at night during the winter and 50's for highs off and on all winter long. And our leaves change and fall off too.
So if the economy slumps...
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Even food service is hurting right now, my company, sysco, us foods etc and this is in the 2nd largest populated place in the us. Already had about 4 or 5 new guys quit at my place because they're not getting any hours. I've never seen it this slow in my 6plus years in food service trucking
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Might be a location wise thing. But as often as these guys are in need of drivers, I always seem to get passed over for some possibly, already local, candidate. US Foods, Sysco, Ben E Keith, McLane. Seems like very few places are willing to take chances on those of us that are "willing to relocate" and would rather us already be there.
Of course that's a definite catch-22. Go through all the physical/mental duress of a move, deal with the ugliness of a new place you'll have to call home, and then find that all the work has dried up. -
i think all amusement parks should have foodservice worker days----where anyone that does foodservice and their families get in for free----because foodservice IS the most physically difficult job on the planet bar none.
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