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[–] [email protected] 9 points 1 week ago

Push a broom over some floor. Keep doing it until the floor is surprisingly clean. Then rub wet yarn over the same floor until it's shiny and all the sticky spots are no longer sticky. Don't forget to pick up any objects that the broom couldn't get and to move any objects that prevent you from getting the entire floor shiny.

Try doing these two tasks twice a day every day for a week. If you're able to complete these two tasks in under 8 hours, you might be qualified to be a school custodian/janitor! If your back survives the week, you just might have what it takes to make a career out of this.

If your back does hurt at the end, and you believe you're performing "unskilled labor," you are not allowed to receive any training on how to improve your techniques. If you learn any techniques on your own, you're cheating by gaining skills.