Woo
Threw out the collected receipts for my college textbooks!
Another tidbit: when I worked at Subway, apparently i earned $6.25/hr. Not bad in 2000. Also, they included the social security number on every paystub. Eww.
BJEP paid $50/hr and thought i lived in Corthampton.
They printed the SSN, too. Oh, maybe that was/is normal.
Winter of 2000, I canvassed for MassPirg. Paystub from "Fund for Public Interest Research, Inc", 29 Temple Place, Boston. "Jill" had included a note on the stub, hoping my school was going well. Unexpectedly sweet, although I don't remember any more who that was. "Mike Mariska" is the only name I recall, and I couldn't come up with a face. They don't list hourly rate (or hour count), but it was $126 for the weekly(?) period and $349 ytd, before taxes.
I am on the fence about whether these old employment history details are interesting to me or not.
(Best de-crufting story is yet to come, it involves Rebecca Washut.)
Another tidbit: when I worked at Subway, apparently i earned $6.25/hr. Not bad in 2000. Also, they included the social security number on every paystub. Eww.
BJEP paid $50/hr and thought i lived in Corthampton.
They printed the SSN, too. Oh, maybe that was/is normal.
Winter of 2000, I canvassed for MassPirg. Paystub from "Fund for Public Interest Research, Inc", 29 Temple Place, Boston. "Jill" had included a note on the stub, hoping my school was going well. Unexpectedly sweet, although I don't remember any more who that was. "Mike Mariska" is the only name I recall, and I couldn't come up with a face. They don't list hourly rate (or hour count), but it was $126 for the weekly(?) period and $349 ytd, before taxes.
I am on the fence about whether these old employment history details are interesting to me or not.
(Best de-crufting story is yet to come, it involves Rebecca Washut.)