by dakitty on August 9th, 2011

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Where is the best place to work as a teenager?

When I turn 14, I will be getting a working permit, and I want to know the best place to work including; Salary, Benefits, and working conditions in my state, you can work at fast food, but you can only work the register or drive thru. When you turn 15, then you can prepare food and stuff.

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by Crow_K on August 9th, 2011
Movie theaters are pretty good
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by canbfrisky on August 9th, 2011
For me it was an Italian Restaurant ,,,was great ; The place was small sat 50 maybe and Family owned and run I was the main Pizza maker - meaning i was fast and there
was a window about 10 ft long and 20" high where the customers who wanted : could watch me "Sling doe" and make their pizzas , It taught me some people skill's, dealing with stress.(& I was only 14yrs old) began dating ,ate free back then.And it wasn't 'easy' 1/2 way through the night I'd do my first mopping and It would hit me how much food I had really put out.Was a good "Starter" Job. Good luck with what ever you find,,,!
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by The Doctor of Computer Forumz on August 9th, 2011
The Playboy Mansion.
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by navyboy on August 9th, 2011
When I was 17 I DJed at a strip club.
That was an ok job.

If your 14, cut grass. Mowing yards pays good money, and most of it is cash so you wont get taxed.
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- If I wanted to cut grass I wouldnt waste time on a working permit.
  
  Plus, Im getting my permit in November and I cant cut grass in late fall/winter
  
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- So the whole tax thing just went over your head?
  
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  by navyboy on August 9th, 2011
- No, It didnt. I am completly aware of taxes. Like I said, If I wanted to cut grass I would not get a working permit. Plus, I live in a city, so most people live in apartments. I can't cut grass in the winter either, and there is no way in hell Im shoveling snow.
  
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by Anonymous on August 9th, 2011
BK
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