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I've worked at my parents hydroponic garden center (basically a retail store for specialty garden supplies) for as long as I can remember, worked as a deli dude slicing meat and frying chicken, bagger/cashier/self scan supervisor for a large grocery store, became an entrepreneur for awhile and became the middle man for an Amish group that produced organic, natural jams and jellies (basically sold them at farmers markets and such), volunteered in Nicaragua as an intern of sorts and worked with children mostly, freelanced as an elementary school tutor, volunteered again at a church and world mostly with youth in bad situations (talking them through their issues and making sure they didn't hurt themselves or others and such) and now I'm about to start a job as a teachers assistant at a private school, for 2 to 6 year olds. Most of these jobs have overlapped in one way or another. There has rarely been a time in my life that I've only had one method of income.

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