My job is cool it pays the bills and is putting me thru school, but I smell poop everyday all day and it is getting old. What is your most degrading job and how do or did you handle the stress.
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I take it your a CNA and your going to nursing school.  Stick with it and learn as much as you can.  Just because you are going to be a nurse doesn't mean you won't have to wipe butts anymore but do what I did.  Become a pediatric nurse or a neo-natal nurse.  You wipe butts but they are small and don't take as long.  I love it (being a peds nurse, not wiping butts).  After you graduate,  you'll be making at least 22 dollars/hr.  Good luck.
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farting and getting a job in the same day.....how clever you are
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This is the funniest question I have seen yet.  I am sitting here at my desk at work and crying this is so funny.  \n\nBy the way, my butt says "WHAAT!" when I fart.\n\nMy daughter & I went into a public restroom at a Best Buy one time and I thought we were the only ones in there.  All of a sudden I heard a "Hellloo" fart and I answered back verbally with a "Hellloo".  I heard my daughter giggling and I realized it was not my daughter but the lady next to her.\n\nThe "Gilligan" is the funniest ever.\n\nDon't you just love the answers from the girls who act like they never fart.
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My confession:\n\nI think my boss and the secretary at work are hot.  They make me wanna go to the bathroom and do a # 3 (you know what I'm talking about.  lol...)
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I worked at KFC for a year and a half and as you can imagine the chicken grease and smell was disgusting. \nAlthough for me in that situation there wasn't much I could do but shower, for you there are a few things. \nYou could spray cologne or perfume on yourself, something with a light scent. Washing your face and brushing your hair can be refreshing. Changing your clothes can also help.
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I worked at a nursery that only had a port-a-potty outside and my "office" was a broken down old trailer. I was the only female. My boss was a young guy with problems, but he treated me very well. BTW, I hate port-a-potties with a passion!
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I'm currently a company receptionist/secretary which I hate. In the past I have been a room attendant at a 5 star hotel, a personal assistant, a bar attendant, a journalist (which is what my degree is in) and a children's leisure specialist.\n\nNone of those jobs have really rocked my world, but then again, there are always good and bad points in every occupation. Just play to your strengths when choosing your classes and don't worry about it too much. Fate will take care if it :-)
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Dude.. that used to happen to me all the time when I would work food service. I would come home and smell all sorts of funky. Now I smell like chocolate or vanilla or sometimes even strawberry. I work in an ice cream factory... but smelling like nasty milk is not very appealing either.
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You eat really badly and you need a colon cleanse.  Clearly you are putting a lot of bad things in your body.  That smell of death is not a joke.  You probably have some dead things in there-like bad meat etc.  Try organic and juicing for a while.
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The only time I let 'em rip is at home. At work, I stock, so I just crouch down to get something out of the box to stock and let it silently fly. If we are out at a restaurant, I excuse myself and go to the bathroom if it's going to be a seat rumbler. I think farting is hilarious...I can't help it. I don't do it in public, but it's still flat-out funny to me. I know...I'm so sick.
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My first job was washing dishes in a pub. It has helped me by teaching me how to do boring, repetative tasks, to realise when the work needs doing, do it, don't talk about it, and most importantly, whatever job I've been in since, I always remember that it could be far worse!\n\nI now work in ICT support - where I occasionally have to do boring, repetative tasks, and need to ensure work is done when it should be, rather than talking about how busy you are. I know some people at work who I'd love to see washing dishes, they'd never be able to hold the job down, they just couldn't do it, but they think they are really clever and hard working.
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How do you feel about your current job? Besides the pay, do you get along with your coworkers? Is your boss constantly checking up on you and questioning your work, or does s/he respect you and give you space to work freely?\n\nThese are the sorts of questions that I ask myself in a situation like your own. While money is very important, unless I was getting offered a lot more money, I would stay where I was if I felt comfortable there.\n\nHow I look at it is that you're at work for (at least) eight hours a day. When you're not at work, or sleeping, you're either getting ready for work or unwinding from work - so it is far better to find a place that you like to work at as it is essentially a second home.
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when my husband worked on the back of the trash truck That was the worst smell. When he came home he stunk REALLY REALLY BAD  it was so bad from the truck that i had to wash his clothers right then and there and he had to get in the shower i hated that job. SO gald he does not do that anymore
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*hug* i think you need a hug. i think it's great you have a college degree and i sure wouldn't be giving you a hard time for having a part-time job. the fact that you choose to work instead of sit on your butt all day is good enough for me! :) hang in there...this world is full of sin...hence the mean people. just know who you are and smile! :) feel free to IM or email me anytime.
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Well, i think it's pretty obvious that bright green poop smells the best. Red or black poop smells the worst. Nothing quite like the smell of a GI bleed! YUMMY!
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I am a Domestic Goddess, and love my job!\nI get along with all of my "co-workers" wonderfully, and I get to sleep with my boss (wink, wink).\nThe pay stinks, but the satisfaction is immeasurable.  =)
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Hey there...\nI am a dental hygienist, and I recently graduated from hygiene school.\nIt is very hard. You have a lot that is expected of you... but, if you want to do it and it is worth it to you, it seems to fly by.\nBoards stink, though. That's the most stressful part, I think. But, whether you get a 2 year degree or a 4 year degree, be prepared for at least 2 years of rigorous hygiene education. You're going to have a lot to learn! And it is stressful... wait till you give your first injection. YIKES. I don't think I've ever been so terrified in all my life!\nGood luck. It's totally worth it, and now that I look back on it, it wasn't that bad! :)