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By (user no longer on site) OP
6 weeks ago

. . . in a butchers shop (very few left now)

Tuesday and Wednesday after school, late one on Friday evening then all day Saturday.

For £5 👍🏼

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By *b72Man
6 weeks ago

Moray

Fisherman, but couldn’t stop being sea sick

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By *ammiTVTV/TS
6 weeks ago

Inverness

Morning paper round x

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By (user no longer on site)
6 weeks ago

"Morning paper round x"

Sundays as well

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By *al423Man
6 weeks ago

Stoke-on-Trent

Army, straight from school, aged 16 years and 2 months, 1976

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By *astguy7Man
6 weeks ago

Ross on Wye

In a petrol station. Sold everything from motor oil to porno mags!

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By *ammiTVTV/TS
6 weeks ago

Inverness

"Morning paper round x

Sundays as well"

I did, 7 day week. I liked the money xx

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By (user no longer on site)
6 weeks ago

"Morning paper round x

Sundays as well

I did, 7 day week. I liked the money xx"

You and me both

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By *ature67Man
6 weeks ago

rye area

Gardening for a guy in he's 60s. And when I'd finished he asked me to help him move some furniture in hes bedroom. He noticed me looking at a plain coverd mag on the bedside cabinet as we moved a wardrobe. He said have a look if you like but probably not your thing. I sat on bed opened mag to find it was pictures of guys sucking eachother pics off cum spurting on eachother. Never seen a mag like it .he asked if I liked it I nervously said yes .he then said want to try it pointing to a guy being sucke off .i just noded my head .i then felt hes hands move up my thigh to my groin.he rubed me then pulled my shorts down exposing my stiff cock which he slowly started wanking then sucking it wasn't long before I was almost screaming out that I'm going to cum as he wanked me a little faster I then felt a wave of orgasm rush over me as I shoot stream after stream off cum on to my chest .after a few moments he moved he's cock to my mouth I took it in my hand and guided it in to my mouth starting to suck him after a while I noticed he got harder then he's moaning got more louder being the first time I didn't know the signs off a guy about to cum .suddenly he thrust he's cock deeper in to my mouth as I felt it jerk and the first shot of cum hit the back off my mouth I took it out but kept walking him as he shoot spurt after spurt all over me .after he recovered from cumming. He smiled at me and said you will get use to it after a few times and beable to keep sucking when I cum.and I definitely did over the next few months as we meet very regularly.

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By *hecknudeMan
6 weeks ago

Checkendon

Teacher

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By *onduMan
6 weeks ago

North Angus

"Morning paper round x"

Same, just Monday to Saturday though as I worked a bike shop Saturdays after my paper round

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By *lissfulMan
6 weeks ago

York

I worked in a menswear shop. I was often measuring inside legs

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By *ardiffchatMan
6 weeks ago

Cardiff

Warehouse with a pervy old foreman

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By *ornybisubslutMan
6 weeks ago

Coventry

Supermarket stacking shelves and unloading the wagons.

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By *jh59Man
6 weeks ago

Hinckley

Morning paper round

First proper job was at the Peter Jones Shop in Sloane Square as a storeman

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By *ldderMan
6 weeks ago

Oxford and Sevenoaks

Always been farming from a young age Dad would love us out helping. No slacking on the farm

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By *oxer2020Man
6 weeks ago

Tralee

A porter in a hotel, I was 12!!!!

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By *estlondonguyMan
6 weeks ago

Hammersmith

Paperboy

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By *uck me in KentMan
6 weeks ago

Medway

Paperboy and grocers boy

As a grocers boy we were the first home delivery service back in the late 60s

If you have ever watched Open all Hours and David Jason on his delivery bike, that's what I did at the age of 14

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By *enardeMan
6 weeks ago

Barnsley

Apprentice mechanic

Filthy job

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By *echman.1Man
6 weeks ago

Liverpool

Apprentice mechanic

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By *yleLMan
6 weeks ago

Burnley

". . . in a butchers shop (very few left now)

Tuesday and Wednesday after school, late one on Friday evening then all day Saturday.

For £5 👍🏼"

My first job was as a Taxi Controller.

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By *obbertMan
6 weeks ago

In a world of my own

As a drawing office, drawing up scaled drawings, and designing for road traffic and motorway signs in 1979.

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By (user no longer on site)
6 weeks ago

Paper boy too.

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By *unTimesReturnMan
6 weeks ago

Goole

Worked in a small DIY shop in the 80s, ran by an old perv.

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By *rancd2TV/TS
6 weeks ago

Wolverhampton

Saturday Delivery boy for the local butcher.

25p per day.

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By *eekeeper1000Man
6 weeks ago

Richmond. North Yorkshire

Evening paper round. Monday to Saturday straight after school. Extra round on Saturday afternoon delivering the sports results paper known locally as the 'Sports Pink'. This was often delayed if a match went into extra time.

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By *ick62Man
6 weeks ago

North Notts

Delivering groceries at local Co-op on an old shop bike like Granville lol

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By *acingfanMan
6 weeks ago

Huddersfield

Paper round.

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By *urphys LawMan
6 weeks ago

Galway

Butchers shop.... Didn't last long

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By *ittlelad69Man
6 weeks ago

Chesterfield

Selling ice creams

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By *ucksitupMan
6 weeks ago

Shrewsbury

Executive Nakatomi Corporation, Century City, L.A.

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By *ave001Man
6 weeks ago

Stockton on Tees

[Removed by poster at 08/12/25 19:22:35]

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By *tar33Man
6 weeks ago

North London (outer)

"Supermarket stacking shelves and unloading the wagons. "

Wagons? Was this somewhere in the wild west?

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By *excessMan
6 weeks ago

Sleaford

Applied for the RAF but couldn't get in until I was 17, so worked at a veg processing plant until I was given a date.

I live about 5 minutes walk from the now long gone factory.

That was 1983

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By *evanianMan
6 weeks ago

Sir y Fflint - Gogledd Cymru

Helping a brickie's mate stacking bricks when I was 11 in 1969, he used to give me 2 bob (10p) a day and I used to supplement it by collecting empty pop bottles from the building site, returning them to the pub where the landlady would give me the 6d (2.5p) returnable deposit on every bottle, I made a mint that summer!

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By *ucksitupMan
6 weeks ago

Shrewsbury

Porcupine fluffer

Great training for managing pricks

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By *dstefiMan
6 weeks ago

Solihull

Summer jobs hop and fruit picking in Kent. Hopping in particular was backbreaking work but I was hard as nails by the end of a summer with a five mile bike ride each way and solid physical labour for a 10 hour day.

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By *ldmanMan
6 weeks ago

Rawcliffe Bridge.

Shop delivery boy.

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By *hil96Man
6 weeks ago

Portsmouth

In a nursery, propagating plants.

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By *our-slaveMan
6 weeks ago

nottingham

"Morning paper round x

Sundays as well"

Those Sunday bags were heavy with all the broadsheets and their supplements in them.

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By *orthernmanMan
6 weeks ago

egremont

At a barbers

Also tattie picking

I was 12

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By *onseal-tap-tapMan
6 weeks ago

perthshire

Berry picking. Age 9

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By *arrogateDadMan
6 weeks ago

Harrogate

Assistant Produce Manager, HillardsSupermarket, Ilkley. (Saturdays only). Frank, Kev, Big Al & Steve, I salute you & still have the fondest memories…..

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By *astDevonGuyMan
6 weeks ago

East Devon

Milk round before paper round …

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By *ungryBottom25Man
6 weeks ago

London (Any)

Sunday paper rounds

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By *eams1Man
6 weeks ago

Romford

Potman at local pub at 15. Friday and Sunday evenings. 3£ a session.

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By (user no longer on site)
6 weeks ago

Weekend job co op milk round sat and sun mornings

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By *ocbigMan
6 weeks ago

Birmingham

Saturday job, local market on the fish & poultry. Learned how to fillet fish, gut & dress chickens.

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By *ralBiguy63Man
6 weeks ago

manchester

In Blackpool in a cafe

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By *damb00Man
6 weeks ago

Leicestershire

Waiter at a restaurant, the tips were good

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By *vsindyTV/TS
6 weeks ago

A place where sheep are warm, or Burnley.

Probably like most guys....paper round.

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By *ouchngoMan
6 weeks ago

St Neots

Working at a Wimpey restaurant, clearing tables and washing up

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By *b20Man
6 weeks ago

Glasgow

Little shop, on a Sunday 1981, 7 in morning until 5pm for £2.50

I thought i was doing really well,felt chuffed walking home with my cash I'd just earned

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By *xLedZepxx2Man
6 weeks ago

Didcot

General dogs body at Key Markets, that could be anything from taking stock to the shop floor, clearing up rubbish, sweeping floors and working in the butchers department on a Saturday doing the one job no-one wanted to do, making dog food which basically meant putting all the scraps of meat and offal through a mincing machine, it was bloody horrible and stank.

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By *upertedMan
6 weeks ago

Nelson

A small local burger bar on a Thursday which wad rhe Town Market day.

Flipping burgers, doing up the toasted buns with lettuce and tomato. Fries. Soft drinks and milkshakes.

£15 cash in hand.

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By *uck me in KentMan
6 weeks ago

Medway

"Applied for the RAF but couldn't get in until I was 17, so worked at a veg processing plant until I was given a date.

I live about 5 minutes walk from the now long gone factory.

That was 1983

I nearly got in at 16 failed on eyesight so went next door and joined the Army

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By *onkfish10Man
6 weeks ago

Shropshire

Cleaning jewelry Saturday

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By *awsMan
6 weeks ago

Portsmouth

"Morning paper round x

Sundays as well

Those Sunday bags were heavy with all the broadsheets and their supplements in them."

Tell me about it. I had to go back to the shop to get the second load on a Sunday, luckily an aunt gave me her shopping trolley 😤

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By *ammy aka SammyTV/TS
6 weeks ago

Bedford

Coal man/boy Saturday job when still in school bags of coal weighing a hundred weight lifted off lorry on to my shoulder and delivered to houses hard work but the pay was really good xx

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By *hisMeMan
6 weeks ago

Forfar, Angus

"Executive Nakatomi Corporation, Century City, L.A."

The Christmas Party to remember...

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By *art100Man
6 weeks ago

Plymouth

Saturday and Sunday cleaning cars and vans

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By *DAnnetteTV/TS
6 weeks ago

Brighton

Trainee window dresser in a lingerie shop in Holloway in London. An ideal job considering my penchant for wearing undies.

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By *eorge LooneyMan
6 weeks ago

Wokingham

I used to knit wetsuits for cats. I don’t think we sold many so the pay wasn’t very good.

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By *arrheadguyMan
6 weeks ago

barrhead

At aged 15 and 3/4 years started full time in a bank headquarters for £4.12.6d a week.

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By *ldmanMan
6 weeks ago

Rawcliffe Bridge.

"At aged 15 and 3/4 years started full time in a bank headquarters for £4.12.6d a week. "

Your name isn't "Pike" by any chance?

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By *arcus BezzantMan
6 weeks ago

North Ayrshire

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By *arcus BezzantMan
6 weeks ago

North Ayrshire

A YTS, INTEC-WEST, I thought it was a real company, turned out it was just for training and all the other trainees were @rseholes, jacked it in after a week and got another YTS, this time with the local council as a clerical trainee, it was much better and the other trainees were nice. This was 1984-85.

My first proper job was as a labourer with ICI unloading oil drums off off lorries all day, in 1986

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By *arsit1Man
6 weeks ago

Lucan

Shaving Gooseberries - I kid you not

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By *ndy61hMan
6 weeks ago

Plymouth

Golf caddy at my local golf course 50p per round, from 14 to 16, then butchers boy in local Liptons Friday evening and all day Saturday.

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By *ldmanMan
6 weeks ago

Rawcliffe Bridge.

"A YTS, INTEC-WEST, I thought it was a real company, turned out it was just for training and all the other trainees were @rseholes, jacked it in after a week and got another YTS, this time with the local council as a clerical trainee, it was much better and the other trainees were nice. This was 1984-85.

My first proper job was as a labourer with ICI unloading oil drums off off lorries all day, in 1986"

The YTS schemes were/are a con, and now there are "apprenticeships" for fake companies with no "real" job prospects at the end of it.

I was "offered" (the then "Labour Exchange" way of saying "you must do" a YTS, which, at the time was 50 pence (yes 50 p), per week above unemployment benefit for a 16 year old), and as I had 2 part time jobs at the same time, would mean I could noonger do my two part time job AND result in me losing £1,10 in income.

My mother didn't stand for that, and went to the

"Labour Exchange" and gave them all a serious talking to, and then went to the local MP who got the same, as it was their government that started it, and she wrote to him via parliament, which was virtually unheard of back then.

I didn't have to do the YTS, and I wonder why!

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By *ouseblendMan
6 weeks ago

Carshalton

A well known supermarket chain, was there for far too long but glad I did it, makes me appreciate how good my job is now

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By (user no longer on site)
6 weeks ago

Chef

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By *antyLover66Man
6 weeks ago

Ilkeston

Paper round, then electronics technician

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By *orny7419Man
6 weeks ago

Gloucester

Milk lad£10 aweek

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By *arcus BezzantMan
6 weeks ago

North Ayrshire

My first proper job was as a labourer with ICI unloading oil drums off off lorries all day, in 1986

The YTS schemes were/are a con, and now there are "apprenticeships" for fake companies with no "real" job prospects at the end of it.

My mother didn't stand for that, and went to the

I didn't have to do the YTS, and I wonder why! "

Yes they were.

I had the choice in 1984 of going to college to do a SNC in Business Studies or a YTS, I thought the YTS would be better for real work experience, I often wonder if I perhaps made a monumental error, and had I chose college I'd now be looking back at 40 years of cush office jobs instead of short term badly paid crap jobs, lol.

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By *ogisticSubMan
6 weeks ago

Wakefield

My first ever job was morning papers round for £5 at local Newsagents before going to school,tbh I did it because I fancied the shop owner, Hungarian gentleman in his mid 69's ,Loved talking to him ,more of excuse lol,more of studing his cock storage box .

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By *os001Man
6 weeks ago

Oxford

Delivering leaflets in certain roads in my village every Thursday.

Then usual Saturday job in a retail store

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By *3versMan
6 weeks ago

glasgow

A blow

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By *hubbyGinger76Man
6 weeks ago

Halesowen

Like the OP, my first job was in a butchers after school and on weekends, usually ended up cleaning the fridges, moving the carcasses and cleaning up the blood

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By *LASGOW 60s GUYMan
6 weeks ago

Glasgow

Worked in a bank, early 1970s. £13.50 per week - a good starting pay in those days

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By *eephole30Man
6 weeks ago

Teesdale /Durham

Wood machine shop making wood fire surrounds

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By *eorge LooneyMan
6 weeks ago

Wokingham

"At aged 15 and 3/4 years started full time in a bank headquarters for £4.12.6d a week.

Your name isn't "Pike" by any chance? "

Don’t tell him your name, Pike!

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By *ndsotobedMan
6 weeks ago

Towcester

Panel beater. Left because they wouldn’t give me an apprenticeship

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By *ilke500Man
6 weeks ago

edinburgh

First job was working wknds and holidays for a market trader on his stall.

Great place to work the banter was excellent and met some really interesting characters.

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By *erlin55Man
6 weeks ago

Pembrokeshire

Joined the army as a junior soldier aged 16

Loved it

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By *ashtoolMan
6 weeks ago

belfast

milk round before school

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