I have a lot of respect for people who work in any type of trucking/transportation jobs. Very demanding. Be careful lifting, treat yourself good and keep healthy.
08 out 22 por membro: Sidnay123
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Thanks for the kind words sidnay yea the application wasn’t lying when they said it’s like a gym membership that pays you haha the whole crew has to stretch before work I’ve never had my finger muscles be soar before haha it’s a strange experience but the hours are flexible And the pay is decent can’t beat weekly paychecks
08 out 22 por membro: HerZombie96
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If you are doing hard physical work, you definitely need to consume enough calories. Just keep in mind eating foods full of nutrients will help sustain you.
08 out 22 por membro: SherryeB
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Sounds like you have a good plan. I bet you’re building muscle too.
08 out 22 por membro: ABTS1234
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08 out 22 por membro: Draglist
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Get your calories through lots of protein, and you'll be building muscle, increasing strength and at the same time firing your inner furnace to burn calories!! Best of luck.
08 out 22 por membro: Bandrai
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08 out 22 por membro: buenitabishop
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I was hired right out of high school at a paint store and supported myself through college working there. It didn't take too long unloading trucks and stocking shelves to get absolutely ripped (without massive amounts of protein -- really, the whole protein thing is overblown). People used to absolutely freak when they asked for 4 gallons of paint and saw this skinny little 18-year-old girl snag 2 gallons in each hand absent-mindedly 🤣 There's something to be said for hard physical labor. I really missed it when I started doing desk jobs
10 out 22 por membro: writingwyo
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Yea for you. Yea for FedEx
10 out 22 por membro: sugarplum_
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omgoth i used to be a forklift operator for FedEx freight! Best job ive ever had in material handling! was sad to put in my 2 week to move 9 hrs away.
10 out 22 por membro: DAZEY_iz_Well
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also, congratulations to your weight loss! :)
10 out 22 por membro: DAZEY_iz_Well
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