standing jobs
Feet been hurting @ work. Sometimes so much, consider quitting job.
Work as a Lot Attendant. Pushing carts and loading merchandise.
With the exception of office jobs, almost all the jobs that I am qualified to do, are standing jobs: restaurant, retail, sales, manual labor.
39 years old, a long way until retirement.
5'3, 120 pounds. Plenty of people work more hours than me, in standing jobs, heavier/fatter, older. How do they do it?
I do not have to work at that job, but I do need an income. (minimum wage, part time job is fine)
Pretty soon, I will be too old/physically weak/injured/disabled to be lot attendant.
While Lot Attendant Roy is 64, Tattletale Tom 53, Lot attendant steve 44, Lot Attendant willie was 61, i am, by far, not the oldest lot attendant.
however, i am the only one that is not cisgender male. and i am the shortest height, and lowest weight and physically weakest and the only female, s**t.
goldfish21
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Joined: 17 Feb 2013
Age: 40
Gender: Male
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Location: Vancouver, BC, Canada
Diet and exercise/stretching to strengthen your back & core so that over time all types of work become easier.
Proper fitting shoes/insoles that are comfortable can make a huge difference on your feet/legs/back etc. If you're walking around on hard surfaces all day in ill fitting footwear it's a recipe for aches and pains.
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