[ SECRET POST #3406 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3406 ⌋

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Comments

Re: for those who are employed or have been employed

[otakugal15]

Work in the shipping industry, in the actual warehouse part, moving packages, stacking them in containers, etc.

The closest thing I have ever seen in shows or movies i the little tugs on an airport tarmac pulling baggage carts, but that's usually in a normal airport that that fliers use. Where I work, the only people that go on planes are the actual crew. Everything is freight containers.

Re: for those who are employed or have been employed

[diet_poison]

I'm starting to realize that basically all media portrayal of jobs is in areas where employees are actually dealing with customers/patients/etc.

Re: for those who are employed or have been employed

[otakugal15]

Oh, they are. We very rarely get films about tuff like what I do. You may get some that very very dangerous, like the construction stuff or mining, but mine? Nah.

And lol, even my job can be dangerous. People have been run over by tugs and/ot dollies, they've been crushed by loaders, scalped by running belts, crushed by flipped tugs because they hit a chalk on the ground.