[gonzo41]

I used to have a job in the back warehouse of a white goods store. I was moving around fridges all day long. It was a really good job. The best part was I couldn't take any fridges home with me in the evenings. I'd get home and my fridge would be already where it's meant to be. Also no one wanted me to do a fridge moving side project in the evenings.

[keiferski]

Yes, but that’s only because you lived in an area without fridge innovation. If you really wanted to work on the cutting edge of social fridge technology, you’d have to move.

[shantly]

Good work if you can get it, but all the interview questions plumbing the obscurest depths of Newtonian physics are pretty tough.

[CyberFonic]

When I had my pickup truck, friends would ask me for help in moving fridges when moving between rentals. Typical payment was beer and pizza so not too bad.

[nkrisc]

You weren't paid in beer and pizza options that vested after four years?