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I'll say NTC Fort Irwin, CA. Not so terrible once I got there, but the commute wore on both me and my car. Here is a stretch of the road leading to it from Barstow (not a fun place either).

 
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I worked at both WTC disaster sites. The 1993 bombing and post 9-11.


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When I was younger I worked as a CNA(nurse's aid) in a nursing home. Wasn't that bad until Mr.Smith died. He was a nice enough guy but was suffering from Diabetes, Cirrhosis, and Hepatitis. When he passed he just bled out everywhere. They sent me and another CNA in to clean him up. I'd have rather gone in there looking like an extra from Outbreak than in the disposable gown, gloves, and face shield I went in with.



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Ft. Polk / Sleazeville, LA in the summer.
 
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As far as physical locations, an egg farm in Wadesboro NC. Deliverance really didn't sink in until my GPS quit out there.




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I worked at both WTC disaster sites. The 1993 bombing and post 9-11.

9/11 site for me too was rough but not as rough as Iraq and Afghanistan thereafter
 
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I have worked for some true D-bag bosses, jagoff corporatios and thankless shitheap jobs in my time, but nothing is really worth mentioning after reading many of these other posts.

Instead I'll just suffer minor vexations at my present job and consider myself lucky.
 
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Newark NJ, 1970, during the riots.
 
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Saudi and Kuwait, horrible experience.


BTDT Desert Shield/Desert Storm.

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It's a tie between a pediatric oncology ward and a burn unit.

I don't recommend either.


Agreed. I didn't "work" there but did therapy dog work with the kids. Coming back to visit kids and going into an empty room the next day was the main reason I stopped doing it.


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Capital One.


I tried this for a BRIEF time. I was promised a supervisor position and went thru training only to be told the position was filled but I was welcome to stay on as a call rep for 1/3rd the pay.

Probably the worst job I ever did was work as a roofer in my sophomore to junior summer. I was the "shingle by". My job was to carry the squares up the ladder - ALL DAY. On one of my last days there a guy tripped and fell off a 3rd story roof into a hot tar trailer. I visited him a couple of times but on the day he was admitted I went there and they were in his room with the curtain drawn around his bed pulling tar off of his body with pliers. I gave notice on the way home. He died a few days later. I attended his funeral. It was my first funeral that wasn't a relative of mine. I felt weird going being a kid, not really knowing him that well and also just quitting the job. All of his coworkers seemed to respect the fact that I attended though.


I would have preferred to have been there with a rifle!.... but that's BS I know. I didn't nearly have the danger you did.

That tar truck story is the most heinous thing I've ever read. My GOD!




 
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For me it is the Godforsaken gun shop I work part time in.........for the next few days anyway.

Run by a mouth breathing knuckle dragging Redneck. Cant stand listening to the sumbitch.

And they get REAL TWITCHY if someone not wearing a suit and tie comes to the door. They are so nervous there that I watch them more closely than any potential robbers.

You own a retail store for Gods sake! Customers of all sorts need to come in in order for you to sell shit!


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No contest for me--

Colombian Jungle.

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Probably Artcobell in Temple, Texas. Like most companies in the school furniture business, it is poorly managed, lousy inventory control, low wages, questionable staffing, old manufacturing equipment and etc.
 
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Haiti would be up there.

It smells like you think it would.

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^^^^^^^^^
So does Mexico City...like a harsh slap to the face.



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Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo


My cousin was a retired doctor, spent three years in the southern half of Africa managing a healthcare "mission" for a non-profit. The Congo was his most challenging experience. He particularly noted the airport (in which maybe you have some experience).




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Worked South West Detroit while employed by the local gas company.


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Erzurum, Turkey.
 
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Turkey.

Came down off the hill once to look around. Took the next bus back up.
 
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