Thread: The easiest and hardest jobs youve had

This thread made me smile so I thought I'd reply. Funnily enough, the easiest and hardest job I ever had is actually the same job. Working Disney World was both the most rewarding and exhausting thing I think my young ass has ever or will ever???? experience. I worked at a couple different places and each place had its ups and downs. So first of all when I accepted the job the woman I interviewed with said I would be a hostess at a restaurant, as in I would seat people, take their money, fix front of houselobby stuff, and I was like um hell yeah. I get to work at Disney and do easy stuff? Sign me the hell up. On my first day I find out in reality my job duties were to seat people, bus tables, plate tables, stock side stations, make silverware sets and closing shifts cleaning the restaurant. Basically just a slave for the servers. After a while it was really awful because we did all these really simple, easy things for them and they didn't even tip us out. We were doing things that I eventually found out at other restaurants not on Disney soil they would be expected to do themselves. So I'm making minimum wage, driving an hour and a half back and forth and I know for a fact they're making 100k a year but they can't give me 5 for helping them out? Ok. It was really dumb and I was burnt out after a year. Fun fact though I fainted from the heat and nerves on my first day so everyone knew me as the girl that fainted womp. But wait! There's more. That's just the job itself. My co-workers in every place I worked, but this mostly applies to the people I worked with the restaurant were a whole other beast. I honestly still can't believe that the people who work at what's labeled The Happiest Place on Earth are some of the most bitchy, bitter and rudest people in what I'm pretty sure is all of existence. I remember one time just going into the bathroom and crying because this lady who I had worked with maybe a total of three times over an 8 month period was talking mad shit about me and I couldn't understand what I had done to make her hate me so much. And she had kids and a husband and was about 20 years older than me so you'd think she'd know better. Same thing happened with someone I thought I was really good friends with, too. Turns out he's just a major pos but I was really little when all this happened and I really wanted everyone to like me so it was upsetting and disappointing to say the least . Also every man who works at Disney is gay. Even the married ones. Things were a lot better though once I transferred over to the Characters. Even in the restaurant doing little magical moments with the kids made it all worth it but that completely doubles when you're with a character because the people go there to have this experience with this special person, not because it's 90 degrees outside and they need AC. I quit a couple months later for a variety of reasons but I still really love and hate everything about working there. Me and my bestie actually met on the job and have plans to go to the Christmas event they do and to lowkey make fun of the people who are still working at our old spot. Definitely the highlight of my resume though lmao.