King Makar19
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Im in Longueuil. Look for an private RPA .... we needed somebody to do Facetime with family 1 day a week...or cleaning jobI live in Sainte-Foy, Quebec city!
Anything for me bud?
Im in Longueuil. Look for an private RPA .... we needed somebody to do Facetime with family 1 day a week...or cleaning jobI live in Sainte-Foy, Quebec city!
Anything for me bud?
I hve never done landscaping and have zero experience. I guess it might have to be something else. It could even be a Tim Hortons 1000$ monthly stint for all I care.Like outdoors? Landscaping. Now hiring.
What is RPA?Im in Longueuil. Look for an private RPA .... we needed somebody to do Facetime with family 1 day a week...or cleaning job
What is RPA?
It's time for myself to join my fellow aliens...I'm tired of humans.
Where is this? My 20-year-old son's looking for work.Like outdoors? Landscaping. Now hiring.
Wearing a mask is a lot like wearing a bike helmet. Some feel safer with it. I wore one in BC cause it's the law, but removed it in Quebec. Dumb, I know, but if I was riding in Montreal, I'd probably wear it.
Expect the cases to jump up and down - that's normal. As long as the numbers don't spike upwards for a few days in a row we might be okay.Great numbers, but I'll wait a few days before clapping, as 295 new cases today means nothing if we have 800 tomorrow.
Expect the cases to jump up and down - that's normal. As long as the numbers don't spike upwards for a few days in a row we might be okay.
I'm not that concerned with stores reopening and small gatherings, because they don't place people closer together than they've already been. The real distancing changes will happen in schools and any situation where we're shoulder to shoulder for extended periods.
Yeah, normal things we never thought twice about, like pressing an elevator button or sitting next to someone on a Metro, suddenly become loaded with risk. Let's hope the reports are right that infection requires longer & closer contact.The big concern for me is public transit, and large office buildings reopening downtown. Elevators and public restrooms will be difficult situations. I mean PVM is constantly packed all day from 7 to 7, elevators all full the whole time.
Any one, they're always looking for labourers.Where is this? My 20-year-old son's looking for work.
It would've helped me a bit in the 70's.On Quebec roads I'd want a suit of armor! the roads are too shitty to ride a bike.Anyone I've know that has ridden for a lengthy time on a bike has had a least one spill. The ones that survived, the helmet helped marginally.
Seriously. I thought I was the only one.Let’s see how Aaron derfel is able to spin this.
It would've helped me a bit in the 70's.
Doun't worry I'd be teleported with the teleportation.
I hve never done landscaping and have zero experience. I guess it might have to be something else. It could even be a Tim Hortons 1000$ monthly stint for all I care.
Yeah, pretty much can't work more than 8 days a month. I wonder if that will make job finding even harder.@ $15/hr you only need 16 hrs/wk to stay under the limit
Seriously. I thought I was the only one.
work 40hrsYeah, pretty much can't work more than 8 days a month. I wonder if that will make job finding even harder.
Was coming down St-Denis around 11 pm, a bit intoxicated and too fast for the area. New bike, less than 2 days old. Got cut off by cab turning left on Emery, hit his back bumper with my right pedal and smashed the side of my head on the trunk before hitting the pavement. I wear toe-clips so I was kinda locked in. My right ear drum got pushed inward from the air pressure I guess. Also dislocated a shoulder, but the helmet wouldn't have helped there. It took a good two years for my hearing to return to normal, but I have less range in it even today. If I blow softly with my nose pinched, I can hear it pop out and highs become clearer, but it pops back in after about 5 seconds.That doesn't sound good,what happened? alright though?
That rules out landscaping. You're looking at 50 60 hour weeks when it's busy, like now.Yeah, pretty much can't work more than 8 days a month. I wonder if that will make job finding even harder.