Posted by Bret4207 on November 25, 2015 at 05:38:05 from (64.19.90.196):
In Reply to: Worst Job posted by Married2Allis on November 24, 2015 at 06:29:03:
When I was in Okinawa in the early 80's we were in the 2nd year of a drought. The barracks I was in got 1 55 gallon drum of water to flush the heads per week. As any Marine knows, Thursday night is Field Day night and the barracks will be cleaned to spotless condition. Good old Cpl. Bret was always in charge of cleaning the head simply because they knew it would be CLEAN when I got done. Didn't matter who got stuck on the detail, no one ever wanted to get in and flush the stupid toilets. The whining and moaning got to the point that I just did it myself. That job was horrible. OTOH, no one ever accused me of ordering someone to do something I wouldn't do myself.
The worst job I ever did? Having to go tell some poor soul their kid(s)/wife/husband was dead. Got to do that lots of times. I'll clean heads instead thank you very much.
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