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via[/caption]How hard is that job? The answer: It isn't hard at all. In fact Penny could probably figure it out.
All I would have to do is sit in air conditioning and find out how many tickets to the 4pm showing of 22 Jump Street Nana and her friends wanted. Easy peasy. I would have even been fine with an 18 year old kid being my manager and telling me to keep the line outside moving.
I went over to my local AMC theater and asked the manager if they were hiring ticket sellers.
He said yes they were looking for summer employees and asked if I knew anyone who was interested. I told him I was interested and he asked about my schooling. I told him I already graduated college and work as a High School English teacher. Then he laughed at me.
He told me that they only hire are not educated, which I thought was grossly unfair. I went to college for over 7 years in order to not be able to get any job in the world that I want? Ludicrous!
I was at the movie theater later that week with my work and I watched the ticket man struggle to figure out how to print 60 tickets for our group. I turned to my boss and told her my story and that they only hire uneducated people and we laughed.
I almost told his manager that I was available to work for the summer but thought better of it.
Since then I have thought of other jobs that would give me some cash for easy work but have not heard back from the applications I turned in.
If you are a manager in a nearby AMC, 24 Hour Fitness, Massage Envy, Mystic Tan, or other stupid easy receptionist jobs, help an educated woman make some money to go to a concert or two this summer!
