November 20, 2009
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Tags: automobiles, motor industry, motor trade
The time has come to return to University for another year of boring lectures and drinking too much.
At least I have a healthy bank balance after working hard all summer. I started the summer dead jealous of my mates who’d gone off to Europe and other places travelling for the college holidays. But at least I’ve got a bank account that’s in the black, unlike the way it started the summer.
I started the summer with a cleaning job working in various Heathrow hotels. The work was really hard with a slave driving boss and really early morning starts. I take my hat off to the hard working people who do that work all year round.
Since I’d recently passed my driving test I was really looking for a driving job. So when a friend told me of another, better paid job over at Stansted airport I was all for it. I became a valet, parking and retrieving cars for people in the maze of Stansted airport parking lots. I loved this work as I got to drive all sorts of great cars. From fancy modern hybrids to some great sports cars and many people were really generous with their tips.
While working at Stansted I met a guy who was so impressed with my driving that he asked if I’d be interested in working for his car leasing and contract hire firm. The pay was a lot more than I was getting as a car parking valet and there was a really generous bonus scheme. So after only two weeks working as a car parking valet I was off to yet another job. This time delivering cheap lease cars to customers throughout the south east.
I really loved this work and my boss has told me that there will be a job there for me at Christmas and Easter if I am up for it. I enjoyed the work so much that I am now considering a career in the motor trade when I finish my degree. For me this was definitely a summer well spent.
Tags: business, holiday, pitfalls, Travel, vacation
I really don’t like having to travel far on business and luckily for me my trips are few and far between. On a recent business trip to America I think I made almost every mistake in the book.
Things started to go wrong when I arrived at Gatwick airport in my car only to find that there were no more available airport parking spaces close to my terminal. I had to pay a premium price for a parking space that was miles from the airport.
I was already late and this only made the situation worse. The people at the check in desk were none too pleased telling me that I should have arrived at least an hour sooner. I was also told that I could have printed my boarding pass and checked in online before leaving home. Well you live and learn I suppose.
The early start had meant that I left home without having any breakfast so I immediately headed for one of the many airport restaurants. I couldn’t believe what they were charging for a full English breakfast and if I wasn’t travelling on expenses I wouldn’t have been too happy at paying the extortionate airport prices.
I arrived in Atlanta and immediately headed for one of the car hire providers. It turned out that there were a whole load of conferences in town and most of their more comfortable models had already been hired out. I had to accept a big old Chevrolet pickup for the duration of my stay. If I’d sensibly booked in advance I would have saved my employers some cash and maybe got myself a nice car.
When I came back to Atlanta airport I had forgotten to take my keys out of my pocket and I was wearing a new belt witha big American eagle metal buckle. My ovsersights resulted in me going through the body scanner no less than three times before I passed the security check.
Then, when I boarded my flight, I reallised that I had somehow lost my PDA. Maybe it was stolen, but the chances are that I had simply left it in the airport bar where I’d enjoyed a beer before my flight. Unfortunately my travel insurance didn’t cover me for lost or stolen items like this.
It’s pretty obvious that I am a little out of practice when it comes to air travel these days. I think I should simply stay put here in the UK.