PT Weekend Job?

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Posted by italgal

A NYC Cabby & A limo driver are two totaly different gigs. Cabbys have no idea who they are picking up. Limo drivers working for limo companies know their clients. You have in your car. You have to pick them up at their house & drop them off later. It's safe.

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Posted by FutureMrsLMS

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Posted by italgal

I drive a limo. You need a TLC ( Taxi & Limousine Commission) license. It's a bit of a pain in the a$$ to get, well worth it once you have it. You need to go to consumer affiars to get the application. You need to take a drug test, get a mug shot & get fingerprinted. Once you pass the backround check you get your license. It costs a couple hundred bucks, you'll make that back your first night out driving. Last Saturday night I made $400.00. It seems to me as a female I get better tips than the guys. The week before I drove a bachelor party in NYC. I came home with $600.00.
If you have your TLC & a clean license, limo companys have work. It's well worth looking into.

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A NYC Cabby & A limo driver are two different gigs. A limo driver working for a company knows who they are picking up. You get the client at their house, drive them around all night, then bring them home later....it's safe. I've been doing this for 3 years, no problems!

Holy cow!! That sounds like something totally up my alley. I love driving in general and serve as a taxi to all my non-car holding friends! But is it SAFE? I am worried about getting mugged or something..I hear cabbies in NYC getting guns pointed at them, robbed, etc and I get a little nervous about going this route.

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Posted by jilliibabii

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Posted by CappyGirl

I've been thinking of anything to avoid retail - I was thinking about dog walking / nanny on the weekends? Or waitressing one night a week or something . . . FH says the time I'll spend doing any of these things won't be worth the $. Good thing I just got my Master's degree. . . to be a part time dog walker. ugh.

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I'm sorry, I know it's not funny and it s*cks! FH keeps telling me the same thing about getting a part time job. I think I'd just feel better if I made the effort to get a 2nd job. I don't make as much as he does and I want to contribute equally but I'm struggling to keep pace and now with the holidays around the corner. I wouldn't mind waitressing, at least you'd get good tips- hopefully!

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Posted by CappyGirl

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Posted by jilliibabii

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Posted by CappyGirl

I've been thinking of anything to avoid retail - I was thinking about dog walking / nanny on the weekends? Or waitressing one night a week or something . . . FH says the time I'll spend doing any of these things won't be worth the $. Good thing I just got my Master's degree. . . to be a part time dog walker. ugh.

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I'm sorry, I know it's not funny and it s*cks! FH keeps telling me the same thing about getting a part time job. I think I'd just feel better if I made the effort to get a 2nd job. I don't make as much as he does and I want to contribute equally but I'm struggling to keep pace and now with the holidays around the corner. I wouldn't mind waitressing, at least you'd get good tips- hopefully!

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I know!! It's hysterical, really. I was thinking maybe I could find a semi-wealthy family to nanny for on the weekends while the mom is at the gym or getting her spa treatments or something. I have my MA in Art History, so maybe I could teach them about art and how to speak French of something.

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