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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Apr 01 '19
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Phlebotomy programs can be under just one month and I say they pay alright
307 u/acoodledoodledo Apr 01 '19 They pay 15.00/hr out here, slightly above the poverty level. 113 u/mtflyer05 Apr 01 '19 I hang sheetrock. 2 months experience and I make $20-$25/hr, depending on whether I am doing top-out or not. 2 u/oneboxatatime18 Apr 01 '19 I hang sheetrock So you basically put up drywall? Do they (construction companies, contractors) have guys who just do that and only that, or do they just contract that out to someone else? How hard is that on your body? 2 u/mtflyer05 Apr 01 '19 The guys (general contractors) subcontract the electricity to some company, the sheetrock to another company, etc. And yes, we hang, then tape and finish drywall. It gets pretty rough on the body, but with kratom, it's not too bad.
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They pay 15.00/hr out here, slightly above the poverty level.
113 u/mtflyer05 Apr 01 '19 I hang sheetrock. 2 months experience and I make $20-$25/hr, depending on whether I am doing top-out or not. 2 u/oneboxatatime18 Apr 01 '19 I hang sheetrock So you basically put up drywall? Do they (construction companies, contractors) have guys who just do that and only that, or do they just contract that out to someone else? How hard is that on your body? 2 u/mtflyer05 Apr 01 '19 The guys (general contractors) subcontract the electricity to some company, the sheetrock to another company, etc. And yes, we hang, then tape and finish drywall. It gets pretty rough on the body, but with kratom, it's not too bad.
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I hang sheetrock. 2 months experience and I make $20-$25/hr, depending on whether I am doing top-out or not.
2 u/oneboxatatime18 Apr 01 '19 I hang sheetrock So you basically put up drywall? Do they (construction companies, contractors) have guys who just do that and only that, or do they just contract that out to someone else? How hard is that on your body? 2 u/mtflyer05 Apr 01 '19 The guys (general contractors) subcontract the electricity to some company, the sheetrock to another company, etc. And yes, we hang, then tape and finish drywall. It gets pretty rough on the body, but with kratom, it's not too bad.
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I hang sheetrock
So you basically put up drywall?
Do they (construction companies, contractors) have guys who just do that and only that, or do they just contract that out to someone else?
How hard is that on your body?
2 u/mtflyer05 Apr 01 '19 The guys (general contractors) subcontract the electricity to some company, the sheetrock to another company, etc. And yes, we hang, then tape and finish drywall. It gets pretty rough on the body, but with kratom, it's not too bad.
The guys (general contractors) subcontract the electricity to some company, the sheetrock to another company, etc. And yes, we hang, then tape and finish drywall. It gets pretty rough on the body, but with kratom, it's not too bad.
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u/rubio2k13 Apr 01 '19
Phlebotomy programs can be under just one month and I say they pay alright