You don't make a lot of the money as sommelier unless you're related or have a network of other rich friends xD and the road to sommelier is a lot of money to spend too 🤣
Waste management, one of the larger trash companies in Phoenix I believe has a starting pay of $18 an hour, and if you stick to it, they are also known to give decent raises. Just saying.
I work a janitor job with my dad. Not glamorous, but I get payed $45 a job. If I'm quick and efficient, I can make it 2 hours. That adds up to $22.5/hr.
I spent my weekends and holidays working at my local race course when I was a teenager; taking care of horses, cleaning the grounds & stables, setting up for functions, sometimes even a few receptionist type duties.. it was hard to get up at 3 am as a 15 yr old to work from 4.30am to 1.30 pm but it was totally worth it at $17 an hour for my first ever job. I later got another job through that first one, where I was assisting at a pony club, teaching kids to ride & care for horses, it didn't pay as much, but I loved it 😄
Not trying to make fun of you, but I believe you mean building. Just advice from a 14 year old that won their elementary school spelling bee in 4th grade.
Being a fire fighter is extremely dangerous and hard work. My cousin was a professional fire fighter from early adulthood until retiring. He loved it, but it was hard hard hard work and he came close to losing his life more often than he would like to remember
Here are some video ideas: -How to live the healthiest lifestyle and make the best use of time? (Diet, exercise, habits, dos and don'ts, etc) -How to make passive income? (Different sources, time needed, steps, etc)
Electrician or other Skilled Trade jobs should be on this list. As a union electrician journeyman I clear over 100,000$ a year with health benefits, 401k, stock options and retirement plan. That doesn't include overtime which can easily put me around 200,000$ or more. Time and a half after 40 hours and double time over 60 hours as well as Sundays and holidays.
I'm surprised that there was no mention of hedge fund or private equity jobs. They can be extremely lucrative, however much more competitive than some of the jobs listed.
masonry work is an amazing field, most construction companies are doing concrete walls made to look like brick, stone, or block work but there are still billions of old buildings out there that need maintenance, with the construction industry training few to no new people to lay brick, block, and stone (not to mention maintenance tasks like tuck-pointing), this is a career path with a skyrocketing pay rate because there is little to no competition to drive the prices lower.
Here's one. I work for Walmart distribution, as a freezer order filler. I made 79k and some change last year, plus get the standard 10% employee discount, and they match 7% on my 401k, plus a stock matching program up to $1650 dollars a year. I regularly check my paystub to make sure I really work for Walmart. It's more than I made working at the US Post Office.
Quality Control check: 2:03 Top right corner says "Crab Fisherman up to $200,000" as he's talking about and showing a Building inspector. maybe a Video editor job can make this list.
I lived in a rual area at the time, and age isn't really an issue with this job. I worked as a farmhand at 15 and was payed varying amounts depending on the job. I could be payed to feed livestock for $20-$30 per day, which didn't require much effort or physical strength. However, a much better job would be baling and moving hay bales. The job was simply riding on a trailer behind a baler while stacking square hay bales. Each hay trailer could hold about 100 bales, but each bale could weigh from 40-60 pounds depending on the type of grass. The job was quite intensive obviously, however the pay was great. Each trailer stacked and loaded in a barn loft meant normally around $50 in your pocket. Due to the physical exertion and sweltering heat, the amount of wagons stacked was dependent simply on how much you could do. I personally was able to continue working until the farmer I worked for got too hot and just called it a day, which was normally 3-4 wagons. This meant I came home with $150-$200 every day we went out to work, plus the job kept me in great shape.
Correction for the job of embalmer, and requirements not needed. Now unless your referencing a certain state, in my state currently to become an embalmer you must have at least a 2 year associates degree as well as a state license of certification which is earned through a state timed test. Requirements may have changed over time or maybe different in other states but those are the requirements in my state and have been since the 90s
Umm my feed says they just posted this video 43 minutes ago sooooo..... you guys who have posted comments 20 30 or 40 minutes ago couldn't have completely watched the video.
@Sic Semper Tyrannis I am purely speaking to this based on first-hand experience - It is very possible for a small pool of outliers gifted with certain talents, knowledge, very strong persistence and abilities which make the impossibly difficult look like a Sunday drive. I've seen this at a higher rate in the IT field, yet it's kept hush hush as sort of an unspoken code amongst coders. When we make our jobs look easy => management staff initiates the inevitable: we're replaced by a lower earning junior or sophomore, and quickly can it happen.
For anesthesiologists, additional grit: your patients’ lives are hanging on a thread, based on the patient and the sedative required for the procedure. Also the malpractice in our ultra litigious society.
@Behavior & Handwriting Reveal the Truth it depends on what type of procedure is being performed. If its routine or outpatient, this is the case, but for serious surgeries, its generally an actual anesthesiologist, or even 2-3 in a single operation. Depends on how many variables. We had CRNAs in the doctors office i worked in, and if there was a patient they anticipated would have complications, there was at least one to two actual anesthesiologists in the patient's room during the procedure.
The first job, Railroad conductor, is what I'm currently pursuing. Contrary to what is claimed here, railroading is NOT a dying industry, it is in fact the primary method of moving freight within the United States and Canada. Most of the products in your house was transported by train at some point. Also, there are also many different local, and quite large railroad companies to work for, while the top companies bring in tens of millions of dollars. This video is not wrong in that its a surprisingly high paying position, but it gets those facts wrong here.
This isn't exactly a job but if you buy a popular Lego set not only will you enjoy it but a few years after they stop selling they will be worth much more than what you paid and if you sell it on Ebay for an unfixed price you could more than that (maybe because people always want to brag idk)
My cousin donated eggs several times. She didn't see it as an ethical dilemma at all. She was giving couples, who otherwise wouldn't have had the chance, the opportunity to have a family. Some couple used her eggs to have more then one baby, making them blood siblings. She paid for Uni and families were created, everyone was happy.
Let me clear up "Fire Fighting". IF you live in Northern or Southern California in a larger city area then yes the pay scale is well above 6 figure's BUT it is VERY difficult to get a job due to how competitive it is. Other states (Like Texas & New York starting can be as low as $40K) Minimum you need to take fire technology classes, State FF1 Cert & EMT- Basic (Both 5 unit/One-semester class). Then you will be eligible to join (if you even have the option) a volunteer/combo dept. to get some experience. In Cali, it is almost standard for Engine's & Truck Co's to be ALS (Advanced Life Support) which means you will need to go to Medic school. It is typically broken into 4 semesters / 48-52 units: S1 18 units & S2 16 units for 9 months of the classroom, minimum 18 hours a week. After finishing that & tests you go to S3. A hospital to do clinical (About 325-350 Hr's) and then to the field to do your internship on an ambulance under a preceptor. Min 700-ish hour's to a max 925 hours where they decide if they are going to fail you. If you complete that you then have to pass all national registry testing. Typically it is 2 year's... there are express programs but are not many because the failure rate is too high. Most programs require a minimum of 2000+ Hours of 911 experience. After all that you can apply to FD's and have fun in backgrounds! 😂Becoming a cop is MUCH easier just sayin.
17:31 Stem-cells and euthanasia... - The parents are happy, the doctor is happy and it turns out they can use the kid's stem-cells to prolong their lives :3
Mail carriers start at 40,000, not including all the overtime. I made 56,000 my first year as a career carrier. After 10 years, you're at 70,000 per year, plus overtime. We also get cost of living increases.
Honestly surprised trucker wasn't on any of the videos. You can easily clear $100,000 a year with the right company. Right now I'm working 10 to 12 hours a day (overtime after 8 hours), home every night, weekends off, earning $21/h, but after 4 years here I'll make $41/h. UPS is pretty great if you can stick with it or get some luck on your side.
A referee gets £50 in the uk per match, that being name called or “abuse” as you put it is nothing and it’s also very common specially in lower league games 😂 I play for my local semi pro men’s team and our refs get grief every game not only from the pitch but also people off the pitch
Have you ever had a job and were completely shocked by its pay at the end of the month? What was this job?
Yes.doing nothing i was amazed
@Toxic 123 lol
Doing a TH-cam video
Selling my soul to satin
I am a student and was shocked by the pay from my teacher
In short:
-RailRoad condutor
-Crab Fisherman
-Building inspector
-Egg Donor
-Anesthesiologists
-Write for the federal govement
-Longshoremen
-Mine operator underground
-City employees
-Firefighter
-Air Traffic Controller
-Garbage Collector
-Equities Trader
-Butler
-Ethical Hacker
-Private Investigator
-Nuclear Power Reactor Operator
- Sr Submarine Chef
-Professional Snuggler
-Sommelier
-Professional Mermaid
-Professional Physic
-Embalmer
-Soil Conversations
Professional Psychic not Physics
You don't make a lot of the money as sommelier unless you're related or have a network of other rich friends xD and the road to sommelier is a lot of money to spend too 🤣
@@ericworthington7299 Thx for the correction
@@Roxifer1 lol
Underrated comment is underrated.
My teacher told me my behaviour would lead me to being a garbage man. Looks like that's not actually a bad thing
Between The Lines You'd be making way more than your teacher haha
Waste management, one of the larger trash companies in Phoenix I believe has a starting pay of $18 an hour, and if you stick to it, they are also known to give decent raises. Just saying.
You're teacher just became a f*cking grunt 😂
Many people will make more money than they will ever spend in their lifetime. And they still want more..
It's like having a dream were you're robbing a bank and waking up with nothing
Anyone else looking at this vid for a back up
Shawn The Sage No
@@cazador3863 u mean oh yeah yeah
Shawn The Sage I love you
Forget back up, I’m looking as a primary 😭
Yep
*a video for dropped out college students.*
Dats me👋
like me.
Or graduates that went into liberal arts or gender studies.
Or for someone who’s about to finish high school and don’t know what the hell to study in college
College is definitely overrated.
I’ll stick to selling crack thanks 🙏
People still smoke crack?
@Alexis Boyd r/woosh
@Alexis Boyd You don't say?!
@Alexis Boyd holy shit really
@@SauceageTF r/whooosh
I work a janitor job with my dad. Not glamorous, but I get payed $45 a job. If I'm quick and efficient, I can make it 2 hours. That adds up to $22.5/hr.
Not bad actually if your dad has a better job.
That's why it's also important to factor annual earnings as well.
Damn the original narrator is back.....this feels so nostalgic
Sorry bro he isnt😪 its just a compilation of old videos
He didn’t leave or anything
He isnt bad but i like the newer GI Joe one better lol
I like the other guy better
I enjoy all the narrators but I really miss this guy. I think it's because he was the narrator when I originally found the Inforgraphics Show.
No mention of skilled trades. I'm a UAW electrician at an auto plant. 80k-230K/yr. + benefits.
UBC carpenter here. Scaffold builders can make between 60-130k per year.
2:01 This is what happens when you mass produce videos
Grey Garcia crab fisherman
When you try to rush and this happens.
Aye, mistakes happen. Video was great, still!
I was waiting to see someone notice that
Did you just assume his job occupation XD
No thanks. I am pretty satisfied with my occupation as kidney harvester.
IIAndersII ughhh how much and how fresh are they?
Lol
r/cursedcomments
Skillshare has entered the chat
some jobs do pay a lot, but if you live in an expensive area, that doesn't mean much of anything XD
I spent my weekends and holidays working at my local race course when I was a teenager; taking care of horses, cleaning the grounds & stables, setting up for functions, sometimes even a few receptionist type duties.. it was hard to get up at 3 am as a 15 yr old to work from 4.30am to 1.30 pm but it was totally worth it at $17 an hour for my first ever job. I later got another job through that first one, where I was assisting at a pony club, teaching kids to ride & care for horses, it didn't pay as much, but I loved it 😄
🦄
First compilation without having to enable incognito mode 🤨
Chilllll
LOL
😂
Why hide it haha
What kinda perverted stuff are you into deary?
you guys put crab fishing price for the bilding inspector
XD
Not trying to make fun of you, but I believe you mean building. Just advice from a 14 year old that won their elementary school spelling bee in 4th grade.
Chris Poche Nobody really cares.
@@sealornodeal5668 lol, *just advice*
@Real Talk that's incorrect, you would not use it like that unless you were saying it as "a bit of advice"
After this video was made, all of these jobs just got a lot harder to get
5:50 is my bookmark right now.
Infographics: Nuclear power plant.
Me: Homer Simpson!!
me too!!!
2:06 That's the best Crab Fisherman I've ever seen!
Being a fire fighter is extremely dangerous and hard work. My cousin was a professional fire fighter from early adulthood until retiring. He loved it, but it was hard hard hard work and he came close to losing his life more often than he would like to remember
😲 this is the old talking guy! I like this guy more
Am glad he is still here.
@@bryocx same I was waiting for him to return
It’s a vid from a year ago it’s a repost 😭 I like him better to
@@jackcole2935 what nooooo
BR14N I thought he died?
Here are some video ideas:
-How to live the healthiest lifestyle and make the best use of time? (Diet, exercise, habits, dos and don'ts, etc)
-How to make passive income? (Different sources, time needed, steps, etc)
Those aren't questions, goofball.
Don’t press read more..
Nothing happens *Welcome to reality*
"Reality is often disappointing"
Thank you
XD
*when you just wanna increase ad revenue so you just combine already existing videos into a single video*
what ads?
Well I mean, my comment wasn't meant to be taken seriously
It’s pretty handy to the viewer though
they could have made a playlist of the videos. Not judging them though, they are a business after all
no
yes
Maybe
@@abigailcaulfield4614 answer is still no
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Yes’nt
Electrician or other Skilled Trade jobs should be on this list. As a union electrician journeyman I clear over 100,000$ a year with health benefits, 401k, stock options and retirement plan. That doesn't include overtime which can easily put me around 200,000$ or more. Time and a half after 40 hours and double time over 60 hours as well as Sundays and holidays.
I'm on my work break and saw this. I sighed for at least 10 minutes lol
I love how he said "travel and buy toys" for the firefighter position. That's exactly what they'd call it too.
@2:04 It's the crab fisherman pay not for the building inspector ;)
Antonio Marijanović lol I noticed that as well
1:02 WOAH SHE BEEN WORKIN OUT
I'm surprised that there was no mention of hedge fund or private equity jobs. They can be extremely lucrative, however much more competitive than some of the jobs listed.
masonry work is an amazing field, most construction companies are doing concrete walls made to look like brick, stone, or block work but there are still billions of old buildings out there that need maintenance, with the construction industry training few to no new people to lay brick, block, and stone (not to mention maintenance tasks like tuck-pointing), this is a career path with a skyrocketing pay rate because there is little to no competition to drive the prices lower.
Here's one. I work for Walmart distribution, as a freezer order filler. I made 79k and some change last year, plus get the standard 10% employee discount, and they match 7% on my 401k, plus a stock matching program up to $1650 dollars a year.
I regularly check my paystub to make sure I really work for Walmart. It's more than I made working at the US Post Office.
...wow
Quality Control check: 2:03 Top right corner says "Crab Fisherman up to $200,000" as he's talking about and showing a Building inspector.
maybe a Video editor job can make this list.
Lol
Number 1 working at the infographic
I wish
@@TheInfographicsShow REEEEEeeeeeeeeeeeeEeeee The mid rolls
@@TheInfographicsShow 50 ads per video
I love my youtube premium
The Infographics Show I will sit through all of your ads so one of my favorite channels can be rich one day
2:06 ummmmmmm............
I also noticed that.
I lived in a rual area at the time, and age isn't really an issue with this job. I worked as a farmhand at 15 and was payed varying amounts depending on the job. I could be payed to feed livestock for $20-$30 per day, which didn't require much effort or physical strength. However, a much better job would be baling and moving hay bales. The job was simply riding on a trailer behind a baler while stacking square hay bales. Each hay trailer could hold about 100 bales, but each bale could weigh from 40-60 pounds depending on the type of grass. The job was quite intensive obviously, however the pay was great. Each trailer stacked and loaded in a barn loft meant normally around $50 in your pocket. Due to the physical exertion and sweltering heat, the amount of wagons stacked was dependent simply on how much you could do. I personally was able to continue working until the farmer I worked for got too hot and just called it a day, which was normally 3-4 wagons. This meant I came home with $150-$200 every day we went out to work, plus the job kept me in great shape.
I love your channel. Thanks for the education and great cartoon videos. I think if we used this way to teach, some of us would be a lot smarter.
#1 TH-cam commentator
anyone else notice that when showing the building inspector they labeled it as crab fisherman 😂
Craaaaab people
Craaaaab people
Craaaaab people
In my area, a pizza delivery driver pays about $21/hr, sometimes more. Some of the easiest money I've ever made.
I once helped a Nigerian prince with some fund transfer and now I'm retired and live on a yatch.
😂😂😂
Correction for the job of embalmer, and requirements not needed. Now unless your referencing a certain state, in my state currently to become an embalmer you must have at least a 2 year associates degree as well as a state license of certification which is earned through a state timed test. Requirements may have changed over time or maybe different in other states but those are the requirements in my state and have been since the 90s
I’m a window installer and make between 100k and 150k, depending on my ambition. We have some control of our schedule.
Did anybody else notice they put the pay for crab fisherman in building inspector
Im gunna rethink my job choices now
Hey, I think you meant gonna, or going to. Just recommending that you fix that. People can be Grammar Nazis.
Finally you are back ,this commentator is better than the other one
I AM SO HAPPY THIS NARRATOR IS BACK
14:06 things can change so fast
These videos are filled with genius!
Umm my feed says they just posted this video 43 minutes ago sooooo..... you guys who have posted comments 20 30 or 40 minutes ago couldn't have completely watched the video.
You're a smart man
???
Obviously
You know meth
Or they watched with x1.55, x1,75%, or x2% speed
Your vids are to addictive
Thank you! ♥
The Infographics Show but why
What a coincidence, I was just on Google looking for a New job
Pineapple they are watching👀
Thank you for these amazing job ideas.
As long as it's easy and is a high paying job, I'm all for it.
@Sic Semper Tyrannis I am purely speaking to this based on first-hand experience - It is very possible for a small pool of outliers gifted with certain talents, knowledge, very strong persistence and abilities which make the impossibly difficult look like a Sunday drive. I've seen this at a higher rate in the IT field, yet it's kept hush hush as sort of an unspoken code amongst coders. When we make our jobs look easy => management staff initiates the inevitable: we're replaced by a lower earning junior or sophomore, and quickly can it happen.
I think I’ll stick to being Mr. Peanut
For anesthesiologists, additional grit: your patients’ lives are hanging on a thread, based on the patient and the sedative required for the procedure. Also the malpractice in our ultra litigious society.
@Behavior & Handwriting Reveal the Truth it depends on what type of procedure is being performed. If its routine or outpatient, this is the case, but for serious surgeries, its generally an actual anesthesiologist, or even 2-3 in a single operation. Depends on how many variables. We had CRNAs in the doctors office i worked in, and if there was a patient they anticipated would have complications, there was at least one to two actual anesthesiologists in the patient's room during the procedure.
@@hsharma3933 So very true. Are you a retired GP?
30 minutes?! YES!! You go Infographic show!! Woo hoo!! :D
How much would you get a month to work at the Infographics Show?
Heyyy luv ur vids
Thanks!
I heard in the NBA for walking on the court with a mop every timeout quarter and half you get paid $50,000
Facts dawg, we need facts.
Average NBA players make 1.35M dollars per yr
Swampy what?
31 first viewer never been this early.I love this show should be an official show run by you guys completely.
The first job, Railroad conductor, is what I'm currently pursuing. Contrary to what is claimed here, railroading is NOT a dying industry, it is in fact the primary method of moving freight within the United States and Canada. Most of the products in your house was transported by train at some point. Also, there are also many different local, and quite large railroad companies to work for, while the top companies bring in tens of millions of dollars. This video is not wrong in that its a surprisingly high paying position, but it gets those facts wrong here.
Good job to do .
I thought firefighters get about same as police officers ( In Anchorage, Alaska, US it is $58 thousand - $65 thousand annually. )
2:01 Why did that flash card on the right appear saying about crab fishermen eventho Civil Engineering is being talked about?!
Great research thanks for sharing 👍
Last time I was that early French troops were still behind the Maginot line.
Was it an accident that this has the 3 parts together at once? Someone on the Infographics team might have to start looking into one of these jobs...
This was a great video that probably helped hundreds of thousands of people get jobs, especially in the current economic crisis.
This isn't exactly a job but if you buy a popular Lego set not only will you enjoy it but a few years after they stop selling they will be worth much more than what you paid and if you sell it on Ebay for an unfixed price you could more than that (maybe because people always want to brag idk)
*I got an ad about getting a job easily*
My cousin donated eggs several times. She didn't see it as an ethical dilemma at all. She was giving couples, who otherwise wouldn't have had the chance, the opportunity to have a family. Some couple used her eggs to have more then one baby, making them blood siblings. She paid for Uni and families were created, everyone was happy.
She paid for their university???
@@doublezeroisourhero No, she used the money she got for the eggs to pay for her own uni.
#1 staring at Shaggy
Spongebob SquarePants it’s too hard to stare at Shaggy without not feeling so good.....
I used to tutor history, literature, Calculus, math, Bible studies, New Testament Greek (mainly to 3 post grad pastors from Soeul South Korea!), etc.
That SnuggleBuddy one makes me sad I am a guy.
Let me clear up "Fire Fighting". IF you live in Northern or Southern California in a larger city area then yes the pay scale is well above 6 figure's BUT it is VERY difficult to get a job due to how competitive it is. Other states (Like Texas & New York starting can be as low as $40K) Minimum you need to take fire technology classes, State FF1 Cert & EMT- Basic (Both 5 unit/One-semester class). Then you will be eligible to join (if you even have the option) a volunteer/combo dept. to get some experience. In Cali, it is almost standard for Engine's & Truck Co's to be ALS (Advanced Life Support) which means you will need to go to Medic school. It is typically broken into 4 semesters / 48-52 units: S1 18 units & S2 16 units for 9 months of the classroom, minimum 18 hours a week. After finishing that & tests you go to S3. A hospital to do clinical (About 325-350 Hr's) and then to the field to do your internship on an ambulance under a preceptor. Min 700-ish hour's to a max 925 hours where they decide if they are going to fail you. If you complete that you then have to pass all national registry testing. Typically it is 2 year's... there are express programs but are not many because the failure rate is too high. Most programs require a minimum of 2000+ Hours of 911 experience. After all that you can apply to FD's and have fun in backgrounds! 😂Becoming a cop is MUCH easier just sayin.
Selling your soul to the devil
the aussie how do u sell ur soul to the devil
@@Ramxie35 Dont do it
It's 1 time deal, or... Do you produce souls?
I mean I did it in exchange for a Big Mac...
@@Ramxie35 by becoming a journalist.
My job is the most pay job my job is hard to do
Like exposure to AIDS and HIV
Thots going crazy
And also I stopped pedos
God bless you sir. The world thanks you for your service and sacrifice.
I sleep well at night thanks too you.
Thank God for this guy coming back
152 likes 31 views wow TH-cam is drunk again
r/softwaregore
Who cares?
Thank you for this video
Welp, even with my getting a master's degree next year, not sure if I'll ever make this much😂
Great to have old narrator back
17:31 Stem-cells and euthanasia...
- The parents are happy, the doctor is happy and it turns out they can use the kid's stem-cells to prolong their lives :3
Mail carriers start at 40,000, not including all the overtime. I made 56,000 my first year as a career carrier. After 10 years, you're at 70,000 per year, plus overtime. We also get cost of living increases.
Imagine a 13 year old watching this
That's me
Me too
He's back
-Low paying job has left the chat
Half of 1 hour that will change ur jobs
I’ve never clicked so fast...anyone else...yea it’s just me 👌
lmfao yea
Honestly surprised trucker wasn't on any of the videos.
You can easily clear $100,000 a year with the right company. Right now I'm working 10 to 12 hours a day (overtime after 8 hours), home every night, weekends off, earning $21/h, but after 4 years here I'll make $41/h.
UPS is pretty great if you can stick with it or get some luck on your side.
I'm moving to Houston Oh yeah yeah
2:13 I didn’t know that crab fishing could be in the city!
A referee gets £50 in the uk per match, that being name called or “abuse” as you put it is nothing and it’s also very common specially in lower league games 😂 I play for my local semi pro men’s team and our refs get grief every game not only from the pitch but also people off the pitch
oof
HE’S BACK
Should say construction worker, make good money
When it showed crab fisher twice, I died.
13:18 - I wish I was "Professional Snuggler" layin in bed with women 8-10 hours per day, 60 bucks per hour, ez money. :3
Thank good the old guy is back please keep on