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Looking For A 100k Job? Get Hired Within A Day...(EDIT: Strippers Have Moved In)
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$2000 a month for small temporary housing? these cats will be broke again soon, why not cop a used rv?
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Pick me up in Long Beach, srs
Anyone have any jobsites specific to this?
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read an article about this stuff a few weeks back. i think you can pretty much just show up. they dont post most of the jobs online since the people that work there are usually not that familiar with applying for jobs using the internet. probably real hard work too.
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Ahh yeah that's what I imagined, was holding out hope
I'm really REALLY interested in this, go out there, stack some checks for a few years, and come back to SoCal with a nice bullet point on the resume
1,552 mi, 1 day 1 hour
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I'm really REALLY interested in this, go out there, stack some checks for a few years, and come back to SoCal with a nice bullet point on the resume
1,552 mi, 1 day 1 hour
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this won't last too much longer
but if you can get in with contract work you can prolly reap the benefits for a couple of years.
prostitutes are going to make a killing there
but if you can get in with contract work you can prolly reap the benefits for a couple of years.
prostitutes are going to make a killing there
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thats some hard work back break stuff. Im good. I can get 1 fulltime job and 1 part time jobe here and a good side hustle and make 100k a year too without breaking my back
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this the same thing i was thinking just stack up ....
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I take back what i said. Im bout to head out there Monday. takes 1 day trip. See what i can come up with
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is it a guarantee if a person just shows up they have a job?
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Same thing happened to the city/area I live in.. it's been quite sustainable and long term.
I don't see the same happening here. Unskilled workers getting $100k because demand for them is high. Once the demand is met and people continue to flock, that number will drop. Then you're left with an entire city where no one can pay their mortgage or truck payments and crime/drug trade will dramatically skyrocket.
Not a good situation
I don't see the same happening here. Unskilled workers getting $100k because demand for them is high. Once the demand is met and people continue to flock, that number will drop. Then you're left with an entire city where no one can pay their mortgage or truck payments and crime/drug trade will dramatically skyrocket.
Not a good situation
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Its OIL. the demand and money is going to be there for a long time
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Originally Posted by CincoSeisDos
Ahh yeah that's what I imagined, was holding out hope
I'm really REALLY interested in this, go out there, stack some checks for a few years, and come back to SoCal with a nice bullet point on the resume
1,552 mi, 1 day 1 hour
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Screw the secret santa thread, lets head up bro!
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I wonder if drug trade is big over there... Yes SRS!!! lol
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nd>ca>ny
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any atliens going?
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so do I just casually drive over there and prepare to get handed a 100k job?... anyone in socal down (srs).?
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^might do it. Srs.
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nd Craig's is not popping with these jobs.
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Checked ND CL, same thing, but Google search does give small leads.
I'm in welding school right now, hopefully by the end of the year ill have at least passed my 2G and 3G AWS certification tests, and pursue this hardbody come January 1 2012
Dead serious
I'm in welding school right now, hopefully by the end of the year ill have at least passed my 2G and 3G AWS certification tests, and pursue this hardbody come January 1 2012
Dead serious
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Originally Posted by Ecook0808
Originally Posted by CincoSeisDos
Ahh yeah that's what I imagined, was holding out hope
I'm really REALLY interested in this, go out there, stack some checks for a few years, and come back to SoCal with a nice bullet point on the resume
1,552 mi, 1 day 1 hour
I-15 N
Screw the secret santa thread, lets head up bro!
Dude, let's talk if you're dead !#% about it.I'm thinking once i get my certifications in place maybe take a weekend flight up there and see what's going on.
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ive been. its trash.
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America's Biggest Boomtown
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By Blake Ellis October 25, 2011: 2:52 PM ET
WILLISTON, N.D. (CNNMoney) -- Forget Vegas. Strippers are discovering they can make ten times as much dancing in the oil boomtown of Williston, N.D.
Thousands of men have come here seeking high-paying jobs working for the oil companies. And, at the end of the day (or four or five days when they're working on a rig), many of them are looking for some female companionship at one of the town's two strip club's, Whispers or Heartbreakers.
Word has gotten out about just how much money can be made dancing in Williston's strip clubs. The money is phenomenal, but the competition is stiff.
Whispers has received applications from exotic dancers in Hawaii, Alaska, even the Czech Republic and Germany, said Melissa Slapnicka, the co-owner of the club. She's been bombarded with so many applications that she only gives each dancer a week to try out. If they don't work out, they don't come back, she said.
"We used to have to beg people to come, and now we have to turn them away because we don't have room for all the people who want to dance," she said. "My best girls would rather dance here than in Vegas, because they make more money here."
Double your salary in the middle of nowhere, North Dakota
Kit, a 36-year old stripper who has been dancing for 10 years in places like Las Vegas, Texas and California, first started coming to Williston a few years ago in between higher-paying jobs, because she had friends who danced in the town who were able to hook her up with gigs.
At first, the nightly tips were nothing special, but over the past year -- thanks to the thousands of men who have flocked here and landed high-paying jobs -- she has been making $2,000 to $3,000 a night, about the same amount she would have earned in an entire week in Vegas.
"We make more than doctors," she said. "Back in the day, it was hard to make $200 a night. It was like pulling teeth. Now you can pull in $2,000 a night."
According to Slapnicka, most of her strippers make that much in a night. Even when it's slow, they still take home about $1,500.
But even those slow nights are few and far between. Unlike Vegas, where Kit said you have to time your jobs around special events to make the best money, Williston is busy every day of the week, all year round.
"Other places, [the men] wait until Friday because it's payday, but here they don't wait -- it's payday every day," she said.
And the dancers aren't the only ones in the club profiting from the oil boom.
Slapnicka, who bartends, said she used to make $50 in tips a night if she was lucky. Now it's more like $200. "They just throw their money at you," she said.
Kit said most of her customers are married men who have moved to North Dakota without their families.
Locals to big oil: We want our town back!
"They're just here for a little company, because they're lonely," said Kit. "They work like four days on, four days off, 24 hours, with no break, no alcohol. So when they have days off they're gonna' drink, and when they drink they want to play."
Since the club is always filled with oilfield workers, it has become a popular spot for new arrivals to find jobs on the rigs or as truck drivers.
"Guys who get off the train will come here and say they don't have a job, and I say sit here for three hours -- and they have a job when they leave," said Slapnicka.
Are you living in a boomtown? If you know of an area where jobs are plentiful and high paying, and resources and housing are scarce, e-mail [email protected] the chance to be included in an upcoming story on CNNMoney. To top of page
First Published: October 25, 2011: 5:39 AM ET
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By Blake Ellis October 25, 2011: 2:52 PM ET
WILLISTON, N.D. (CNNMoney) -- Forget Vegas. Strippers are discovering they can make ten times as much dancing in the oil boomtown of Williston, N.D.
Thousands of men have come here seeking high-paying jobs working for the oil companies. And, at the end of the day (or four or five days when they're working on a rig), many of them are looking for some female companionship at one of the town's two strip club's, Whispers or Heartbreakers.
Word has gotten out about just how much money can be made dancing in Williston's strip clubs. The money is phenomenal, but the competition is stiff.
Whispers has received applications from exotic dancers in Hawaii, Alaska, even the Czech Republic and Germany, said Melissa Slapnicka, the co-owner of the club. She's been bombarded with so many applications that she only gives each dancer a week to try out. If they don't work out, they don't come back, she said.
"We used to have to beg people to come, and now we have to turn them away because we don't have room for all the people who want to dance," she said. "My best girls would rather dance here than in Vegas, because they make more money here."
Double your salary in the middle of nowhere, North Dakota
Kit, a 36-year old stripper who has been dancing for 10 years in places like Las Vegas, Texas and California, first started coming to Williston a few years ago in between higher-paying jobs, because she had friends who danced in the town who were able to hook her up with gigs.
At first, the nightly tips were nothing special, but over the past year -- thanks to the thousands of men who have flocked here and landed high-paying jobs -- she has been making $2,000 to $3,000 a night, about the same amount she would have earned in an entire week in Vegas.
"We make more than doctors," she said. "Back in the day, it was hard to make $200 a night. It was like pulling teeth. Now you can pull in $2,000 a night."
According to Slapnicka, most of her strippers make that much in a night. Even when it's slow, they still take home about $1,500.
But even those slow nights are few and far between. Unlike Vegas, where Kit said you have to time your jobs around special events to make the best money, Williston is busy every day of the week, all year round.
"Other places, [the men] wait until Friday because it's payday, but here they don't wait -- it's payday every day," she said.
And the dancers aren't the only ones in the club profiting from the oil boom.
Slapnicka, who bartends, said she used to make $50 in tips a night if she was lucky. Now it's more like $200. "They just throw their money at you," she said.
Kit said most of her customers are married men who have moved to North Dakota without their families.
Locals to big oil: We want our town back!
"They're just here for a little company, because they're lonely," said Kit. "They work like four days on, four days off, 24 hours, with no break, no alcohol. So when they have days off they're gonna' drink, and when they drink they want to play."
Since the club is always filled with oilfield workers, it has become a popular spot for new arrivals to find jobs on the rigs or as truck drivers.
"Guys who get off the train will come here and say they don't have a job, and I say sit here for three hours -- and they have a job when they leave," said Slapnicka.
Are you living in a boomtown? If you know of an area where jobs are plentiful and high paying, and resources and housing are scarce, e-mail [email protected] the chance to be included in an upcoming story on CNNMoney. To top of page
First Published: October 25, 2011: 5:39 AM ET
