What's the worse job you ever had?

"I once said "National Pornographic" to a woman but made a sale!" XD Too OP for words! Me? I got nothin' on all you...

General Laborer, which is basically a construction site janitor. The pay wasn't bad, but the work was just boring as hell. Plus the fact that I had to travel miles from home to a job site was a pain in the behind.

i think the worst worst"work" iv ever had to do is a cross between being tricked as a child to pick rocks/weeds out of four f***ing acres of field and being forced by my baptist privet school to go door to door to stout well known catholic believers to try and "convert" the "poor way word souls" shakes head it always pissed me off that they purposely used and made the kids go door to door to these poor people and listen to some bs sh-peal about how they needed to be saved because MOST decent people wouldn't slam the door in a child's face.(although by that point most of the people where being harassed so much that they WHERE seaming doors as well as teaching me some very creative cuss words. fortunantly i only had to deal with them for 3 years before my parents finally came to their senses)i found that as for actuall jobs? none of the work itself was bad (mostly boring) it was the people i worked for or customers that made my life hell .

If it counts, working for my dad when restoring wrecked houses. It's hard tedious dirty exhausting work. Better yet he likes to have me stay over night on those job sites too, to guard the houses in case people might steal his tools or supplies.

Part time cleaner at a residential center, what was ment to be 3 days a week, 4-5 hours a day and only cleaning that that residential center with college inbetween suddenly turned to everyday I had off, 8+ hours a day and working on private jobs with a 10 minute lunch break. My co-workers would bitch about other people behind their backs, one person was SUUPER passive aggressive (I had an extra room to clean, he said "I finished my rooms faster than you and we have the same amount of rooms, which was bullshit because he had 6, I had 7), then he kept bringing it up saying "better do it faster this time" and my supervisor would dumb a bunch of work on me so he had less to do. What really put the last nail in the coffin was he sent me a text asking if I could work the next day (a Sunday), starting at 6am and finishing at 6pm, it was multiple jobs and it would be pretty far away, at that point, I just went "...fuck it", showed the text to my mum and dad for their opinion and they both said "quit", I phoned him and said I pretty much said "it's causing me too much stress, I have next to no time to do any of my assignment work and asking me to work for 12 hours with the diddiest lunch break was illegal", he didn't seem to care that much, buuut he proceeded to hold my pay for a week. Because my dad works at the residential center, he came up to my boss and threatened him if he didn't pay me, my boss then phoned me up in the middle of class to say "oh, I wasn't holding your pay, payday has changed to the 15th of every month", which seemed like a pretty big coincidence that he would change pay day as soon as I left. After my dad spoke to my boss again, he payed me when he finished work later that day. So glad I quit, he had me do a job in a construction site, which I'm pretty sure is illegal as well for a 16 year old to do, which took over 8 hours to do, and it wasn't even finished, which is the reason why I hate doing manual jobs with a passion >_>

I worked at a cardboard factory and I got fired after 2 days. That job fucking blew anyway. I worked long shifts and it was exhausting as hell. Factory work isn't my thing, I guess. I much rather do burger-flipping than a goddamn factory job

Any jobs involving art. Which lasted less than a week usually. I just cannot make art for others/money, there's no passion in it and I become fatigued just thinking of trying. If you mean REAL jobs with employers, well the only one I had was at the Disney Store, which had one drawback, but overall was good. I just hated that big screen TV thing that would loop the same few Disney songs over and over again. I'm glad I'm not still there, or I'd be crazy from hearing Frozen(other Disney music doesn't bother me nearly as much as Frozen).