heeyy_joe
Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
Owned and operated an escort service in my mid 20's.
Oh the stories.....
Please remove me from your records. I have not used your service in years.
Owned and operated an escort service in my mid 20's.
Oh the stories.....
"Owned and operated an escort service in my mid 20's.
Oh the stories....."
Oh my! And that led to nursing?
Started caddying at age 12. When I was 15, the course I was caddying at hosted the 1992 PGA Championship. Was one of four local caddies picked for any tour players that needed one. Wound up getting assigned Sandy Lyle, which was quite an experience walking down the other side of the ropes on the golf course, with a guy that could absolutely crush the ball when he connected just right.
Please remove me from your records. I have not used your service in years.
I'm working our local PGA Championship area in Jacksonville this year, but not with any golfers, unfortunately, and not with a tip job! It's a 4 day promo job working in some of the sponsor tents, which should be tons of fun
MooreBonds said:I never made it to the sponsor tents...but I heard they can be quite the place! Wouldn't be a bad place to possibly network (hey, you never know...and a lot of the people in those tents aren't the peons down low on the totem pole)
The week before the tournament started, I was offered a job at one of the merchandise tents (the club golf pro was overseeing the operation, and made me the offer). Our register did pretty well with the person I was paired with, and made some sweet cash those 2 weeks ($450 from the merchandise tent work, and $600 from Sandy Lyle for three 9-hole practice rounds, and two 18 hole rounds during the tournament)
YCC summer of 1979. We camped in a tent, and woke up each day to build trails, thin the trees, and build grouse houses. Dirty, sweaty, hungry, ate ramen and canned pudding, I loved every minute of the 4 week gig.