Who works outside

[zx6rman96]

this weather sucks, and it really sucks working outside....i work for the "phone company" and hate being in this cold rainy stuff. Give me the sun and 95 degrees any day. I rather sweat than be cold...i know some say you can always put on more clothes in the winter than take more off in the summer....

 

[Rob377]

Grass is always greener....

I'm a paper pushing desk jockey and would much rather be doing real work outside.

 

[cbseniour]

I've done both and except in the most severe weather prefer to be outside. I feel better when I'm working outside.

Hot can be uncomfortable but cold hurts

 

[shibumiseeker]

I do both. I can generally choose when to work outside, but I can't choose when I have to work inside which sucks on nice days.

 

[Brandon]

my bus is about as airtight as a net. does this count?

 

[DRob]

Gimme a break!

Well, it's not raining in the house and wasn't raining at the restaurant where I had breakfast. I'm pretty sure it won't be raining inside IN Live in a couple of hours, either.

Short version: Your poll has no option for us retired guys.

 

[Brandon]

indiana live. make sure you tell them i want my money back that they borrowed with intrest!

 

[pute62]

I work inside but the doors are open,theres no heat and the roof has so many leaks,its just like working outside.

 

[badwolf.usmc]

Need another choice, one job i have is inside, the other has me working outside.

Also, i would rather work outside but can't find a job that pays enough.

 

[lrahm]

my bus is about as airtight as a net. does this count?

No, you are an outside guy. Not a slam. Your door is more open than closed and you have to rely on cold weather clothes. Like mine it sucks when the door goes open and either the heat/cold blast hits you.

 

[dhnorris]

Need another choice, one job i have is inside, the other has me working outside.

Also, i would rather work outside but can't find a job that pays enough.

Outside for 19 years now, have you thought of a trade? I know guys that make over $100,000 per year, I'd make 150 except for the damned rain. Global warming if it was real would be my friend.

 

[Bunnykid68]

I should be out cutting grass but it just won't stop raining. So, I am off work again today.

 

[JStang314]

will start working outside after i accept the job offer they are giving me today

 

[semperfi211]

In between for me. I work on a dock. No heat or air, open sides, but I do have a roof over my head.

 

[snowdrifter]

Work indoors, climate controlled most of the time. But in the summer, sometimes temps climb over 100 degrees. Makes turning wrenches a little tougher. Still better than being a desk jockey! (No offense to anybody in that position)

 

[sgreen3]

I dont, but I definitely feel for the people that do

 

[lrahm]

To ALL people who outside, hats off to you. It gets to be a pain at times. To those who work inside, your job is equally as important to you as it is to them. I feel like I have it rough at times and then I see others that put me to shame.

 

[DialTone301]

I worked for the phone company for a number of years and enjoyed the outside work. Now I sit in an office and have no windows and don't enjoy my job.

 

[badwolf.usmc]

Outside for 19 years now, have you thought of a trade? I know guys that make over $100,000 per year, I'd make 150 except for the damned rain. Global warming if it was real would be my friend.

I'm trained in IT work, i wouldn't mind moving to another field but i need to make enough to support the family.

 

[gunman41mag]

I work outside, it's been raining all week, so I got wet, today it didn't rain but a cold front came in & I had to work in 65* weather & I forgot my jacket