The Answer To All our Financial Woes Found at Jiffy Lube

I wonder if all my previous experience will count AGAINST me during the rigorous interview process.

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28 Responses to The Answer To All our Financial Woes Found at Jiffy Lube

  1. I always wondered what kind of marketing went in to attracting people to this line of work.

    Take for example the person who has stood on the corner here in TX all summer dressed as a twin size mattress. Now that had to be some flyer!

  2. Stephanie says:

    This is the JOB I have been looking for!!!! My life is about to change dramatically!

  3. Dan says:

    “Full- & Part-Time”

    Wow–you could do this full-time. It’s more like a career than a job.

  4. Kimberly says:

    I want to know what the perks are.

  5. Melissa says:

    You’ve got to learn to twirl that sign though! When we went to San Diego the guys standing out there were more like acrobats than sign holders. They were twirlin and flippin those signs all over the place. It was very entertaining!

  6. Kay, at first I thought the guys changing the oil were doing the dancing and waving. I was going to wait in line to see you do that!

  7. Jenny says:

    Its just like the hotdog guy that dances around on the corner. He literally dances all day long, Same shoes, morning and afternoon. I find it a little disturbing that he dances so abnormally fast.

  8. Monique says:

    *GASP* Forget photography and raising these kids- I found my true calling! 😀
    Just making my way through the Seattle Mom Blogs Network! 🙂

  9. If ever there was a jiffy jammer, it’s you sister. Get down with your bad groove thingee and rock off and that kind of thing.

  10. sarah k. says:

    Do they let you wear a mask? Cause I would do it if no once could identify me. I always pity the poor freaks who actually have this kind of job, but secretly wish I weren’t so inhibited.

  11. Sue says:

    I have no idea what they must pay the people who do this in Vegas, all summer long, in the 115 degree heat. I can’t imagine anything more miserable.

  12. Qtpies7 says:

    No way! I wonder if they have that in our area, I have some boys who will do anything for money, just read my blog, they’ll even eat poop for the right amount.

  13. Tonya says:

    You know, I’ve been contemplating a change in career of late. With this, I could earn a living and workout at the same time. Count me in.

  14. MaryC says:

    Hmmm…I’ve wondered how they get people to do that job. Now I know! I previously thought that they just approached the pan handlers since they are just standing on the corner anyway – maybe that’s just in our area.

  15. grammyelin says:

    Do you suppose you could clog? I always thought that was one of your “outstanding” skills. Now you can do it while standing out and be standing out oustanding. WOW!

  16. Lori says:

    As a person still young enough to be embarrassed and affected by their mother, I’m always afraid that my mom will find something like this and actually apply…For the sake of your children, don’t do it.

  17. Shalee says:

    I think this would be a perfect job for Laylee… All that energy could at least contribute to the household expense of peanut butter and jelly!

  18. Carrie says:

    We have a sign waver around town that sets up a boom box and totally gets down! I love it. She makes everyone happy that crosses that intersection.

  19. Carrie says:

    We have a sign waver around town that sets up a boom box and totally gets down! I love it. She makes everyone happy that crosses that intersection, or not – but those others are just grumpy anyway!

  20. sarah says:

    I love, love, love these dancers on the street corners. I’m so glad there are people out there with iPods who are more than willing to dance their sweet rears off for me while I wait at an otherwise boring red light. They get trixy with the signs sometimes and do all kinds of intricate throws and spins. It’s a real art!

  21. It’s amazing how they can spin things to sound so wonderful…everytime I’ve ever driven by someone in this career I’ve always thought, “Man, that must be the worst job ever invented. I think I’d rather poke my eyes out with pool cues that do that.”

    Imagine my surprise to know that apparently, I couldn’t have been more wrong…

  22. Lei says:

    Do you at least get to hide inside an enormous, ridiculous costume??

  23. allysha says:

    I bet Laylee and Magoo could join you- then you could really rake in the bucks. i know those kids have dance talent inherited from their fab bootie-shaking mom.

  24. ZaCarrie says:

    Funny. All I read from that ad was “Giant Container of Oil Costume…Street Corner…Hot weather…Minimum Wage…No Friends.” Ah, to live the dream…

  25. Eve says:

    I would love to see you on the corner shakin’ that thing!

  26. LammyAnn says:

    I read this post a few days ago, and then yesterday when I was driving all around town, trying to find very picky teenagers some 1/2-way decent jeans…. I actually saw a guy standing in front of Jiffy-Lube when I was waiting at a red light. I actually waited for him to dance. I held up an entire line of cars –honking at me, in case he was about to start dancing–lest he was taking a break.
    *sigh*
    Alas, he wasn’t the dancing guy, afterall.

  27. LammyAnn says:

    *A GUY IN FRONT OF JIFFY LUBE HOLDING AN JIFFYLUBE AD

    (der… )

  28. LammyAnn says:

    grr…
    A JIFFYLUBE AD… not “AN JIFFYLUBE AD”
    *sigh*

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