Out of work and needs money, 35 yrs, ASE. Can fab, ele, trans repair, engine repair, lets talk about what you need done, 40$ @ hr

 

You can always do temp work if you are willing to take an entry level manual labor job. Minimum wage buys a lot of gallons of gas, unless you drive a rotary car to/from work, lol.

 

I don't think that was what he had in mind...

 

LOL alot of gallons of gas.? min wage is like 7.10 an hour that would get you 2 gallons, hey game bone, you rebuild engines for Under 2,900 bucks?

 

Rebuild engines for labor pluse parts, so that come to about 12hr/480$ and what ever parts it needs and that could be the killer becouse I'm not going to put in any thing just to get it by and have it fail. So as a price list most of you guys can find them listed by some body on the net

 

You might seem overqualified to most employers....... sometimes it happens when you have so much experience they feel they couldn't meet your asking price. A welder guy I worked with had this happen to him. "So, what kind of experience 'ya got" they asked him in an interview. "LBCC welding program graduate" He said. After that, the interviewer proceeded to walk him out the door!

The nerve, it sucks, but you just have to down shift some times. I can live fine on minimum wage, I did it for over a year when I built residency status before coming to college.

But hey, it's your call. I personally can't stand waiting to find a job, I just go get one to stay busy, even if it is a one day temp job, it's still wages I didn't have the day before.

 

There is not such thing as being over qualified.

"Overly qualified" is a bullshit phrase that cheap employers us to justify not paying what a person is worth.

 

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If only you lived by me I have about 100hours worth of work needing to get done.

 

Lol, yes it typically means "we are unwilling to pay what you will expect". A lot of companies are like that because they're all profit driven. Unless ones higher wage brings in a correspondingly higher profit to the company which meets or exceeds the wage difference, having someone who is "overqualified" is a money losing scenario.

 

Darn those companies in it to make a profit.

 

Icemastr, so you got a quik 4000$ in your pocket

 

I wish you the best in finding a job. Your a good guy.

 

So the queston came up over a PM, "do you know how to work on rotary engine?" this unkown person has some engine work needed an is trying to find someone, so any of you guys out there think I can work on rotary engines?

 

lol... I would venture to say yes