Experience

MEMCO

• United States
• Staffing and Recruiting
• 1 - 100 Employee

• General Laborer

  • Aug 2020 - Present



VANNOY'S TIRES, INC.

• United States
• Motor Vehicle Manufacturing
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Tire Technician

  • Sep 2017 - Feb 2019

  Due to personal issues unrelated to my employment I had to end my employment with this company. I am grateful for the skills and information that was shared through time and effort. I am glad I was able to participate and be a part of a great company. Thank you, Wood, Jeff, Gordon, Brandi, Scott, Sonya (congratulations?), David, Brian, Austin, everybody and of course my dawg Elmo. Thank all of you for allowing me to be a part of your company. Sincerely Due to personal issues unrelated to my employment I had to end my employment with this company. I am grateful for the skills and information that was shared through time and effort. I am glad I was able to participate and be a part of a great company. Thank you, Wood, Jeff, Gordon, Brandi, Scott, Sonya (congratulations?), David, Brian, Austin, everybody and of course my dawg Elmo. Thank all of you for allowing me to be a part of your company. Sincerely



Pillar Construction Corp.

• Construction
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Construction Laborer

  • Apr 2014 - Jun 2014

  Temporary Work Temporary Work



Southern Construction LLC

• Florida, Clermont, 34711

• Construction Laborer

  • Jan 2006 - Jan 2009



MIKI INC

• Sheridan, Wyoming, United States

• Project Assistant

  • Aug 2005 - Dec 2005



Cafe Bandoli

• United States
• Restaurants

• Dishwasher

  • May 2004 - May 2005

  I only worked here briefly and this most definitely shipped not be considered a forensic ledger of accuracy. But I have worked everywhere I list for however long and from every job I began to take away skills and ideals which slowly changed me as a youth I only worked here briefly and this most definitely shipped not be considered a forensic ledger of accuracy. But I have worked everywhere I list for however long and from every job I began to take away skills and ideals which slowly changed me as a youth



Pasta Vino Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria

• United States
• Restaurants

• Dishwasher

  • Mar 2004 - May 2004

  This should go after Cafe Bandoli but I worked here first briefly! I washed the pots and pans, pizza is awesome... Original pizza, this is where I started to notice pride in work ethic a gentleman from California in his twenties offering me advice my immature behavior would not listen to. I never showed any dis-respect it just went in one and out the other. I had just experienced court and crime for the first time around this time and it didn't seem appealing but just releasing me to my guardians /parents created the idea of would always be that simple. So I started taking easy routes and shortcuts. I convinced myself the world was against me, I still feel that way sometimes. I came to secretly enjoy the misery of my situation which I failed to see as an opportunity instead of a failure. Every new loss I tacked up on society and logically explained the cause of the condition not realizing I made myself its greatest patient. ***SPOILER*** I also worked part time at the Clermont Pierhouse and under the table for a gentleman detailing vehicles. Things are better than before but I have to constantly remind myself that I don't know everything, can't remember it all, and it's not as bad as it looks. That would take a better portion of the thirteen, having to learn how to conduct myself and seeing the positive instead of the negative. Show less



RUSTY FOX STEAKHOUSE, LLC

• United States
• Restaurants

• Dishwasher

  • Jan 2004 - Mar 2004

  Exposed to the invisible beast which breaks and divides almost everything encountered. It's now 2004 I'm working in kitchens and I've given up the pursuit of an education to chase what seemed valuable at the time. I had no guidance at this time and very few friends, I was either influencing or being done thus the same beyond manipulation what we do to each other nowadays for what appears to us as ideal tips the scales past indecent. But we accept this because we believe in ignorance and we persist in the stubborn mind never seeing the carrot dangled in front of us. Our pride screams I am not a horse! I am human but we live in a society where we allow the greater community to break up the closer knit family unit with the idea of a group consensus and understanding. We force each individual family to conform to a familiar structure to be readily recognized in observation. Now the individuality and independence is taken away to prevent originality and everyone follows the terms and trends of this greater community. So the sister is out drink with her boyfriends the brother is out with his friends identifying popular expression of artists to be proper behavior because they took the father to prison and the mothers on drugs. All of them are separated because of the social science experiment that we must subconsciously participate in, no unity. Poverty, misdirection, lack of role models and compassion create the cold environment our children grow up in raising themselves because a single parent could only afford to work. In my case Mama ain't really do shit but birth me, take your newborn and birth the child in a shark tank if you think I'm being cruel. With no guidance and no father I sought whichever influence seemed to be ideal never at all satisfied with my accomplishments. I could only be angry at her lack of parenting and moved to secure a future but, I was bitter and wanted my misfortunes to be sung by bards everywhere through the - - - > Show less



Winn-Dixie

• United States
• Retail Groceries
• 700 & Above Employee

• Grocery Cashier

  • Aug 2003 - Dec 2003

  First legitimate I got a check job, fu©K€| that off unfortunately, I was too interested in foolishness. Not much but I was able to take care of myself with it, I unfortunately dropped out of school to keep it as I ended up losing it. I couldn't afford clothes, food, school.supplies, at the time drugs but I was introduced to drugs by my mother. I associated this with proper behavior and my interest because of influence. Additionally, at the same time what I had come to believe was popular introduced me to illegitimate behavior and criminal actions. This course would lead to almost thirteen years altogether in and out of jail from one crime or possession to the next. I began to sell drugs off and on for about seven years beginning in 2007 until I went to prison in 2014. I spent more time off than on, family issues, relationship issues, insecurity and socially there was poverty which afflicted everyone I knew to am extent. You would never know it unless you experienced it yourself, so I subconsciously kept this unfounded belief that there were people against me. An opposition so to speak however, besides one major issue I was the creator of my "enemy". I built walls and burned bridges in my lack of trust and suspicion. I had to find a way to communicate and explain my situation and experience but most importantly myself. I had to humble myself and the times I spent in jail and prison guaranteed that, you see the hopelessness for what it is actually; years of frustration and resentment against things I had no control over. Like a sleeping person rolling off a wagon in the mid-air trying to reach out and grab for safety, that is the feeling that builds up and creates the desperate feeling in your heart that things won't be okay. It's only a flat tire but a lifetime of loss and failure (self or not), will do this. Tragically a society that only pays attention to the wrong that arises from this instead of the signs and behavior of the person exposed to the catalyst - -> Show less