#dallas jobs

[prostaff-workforce]

As the world becomes more technologically advanced, machine helper jobs are becoming increasingly popular. In Dallas, there are a variety of machine helper jobs available across a range of industries, from manufacturing to healthcare.

One type of machine helper job in Dallas is in manufacturing. Manufacturing plants require machine helpers to operate and maintain machinery, ensuring that products are produced efficiently and effectively. These jobs typically involve monitoring machines for any malfunctions or issues and performing routine maintenance to keep them running smoothly.

Another type of machine helper job in Dallas is in healthcare. Medical facilities often use a variety of machines and equipment, from diagnostic machines to patient monitoring devices. Machine helpers in healthcare settings are responsible for operating and maintaining this equipment, ensuring that it is working properly and providing accurate results.

[horsegirlsodapop]

arg! the outsiders fandom should all collectively talk more about poverty! ah! talk about cps. talk about food stamps talk about government cheese talk about stealing and not in the fun way talk about fear of going hungry talk about the reason the gang is a gang and not just a friend group. um. talk about dallas living in buck merril's like spare room talk about soda giving up his paycheck to darry so they can stay together talk about MORTGAGE talk about the vietnam war and poverty and enlistment and the draft! ah! talk about the class divide! talk about debt! talk about how darry could never "go soc" because no matter his skill in football or the way he wore his hair he could never rise above his socioeconomic class enough to be considered one of them! talk about paul holden punching him in the face! talk about county lock up! talk about police brutality! talk about pony craving escape!

[charlie-bonkerz]

how come every goddamn fandom im in has the most mischaraterizing mfs youve ever seen in ur LIFE im actually about to crash out

its fo funny to me when a fan of the outsiders is EXCLUSIVELY a sabrina carpenter/Taylor Swift/gracie abrams/lana del rey fan (not like there's anything wrong with that) and try to make a character playlist 😐

like what u like but my god

"dally would listen to lana del rey!" are we fucking for real.

his playlist probably looks like this

and speaking mischaraterizing- have yall ever met a teenage boy in your goddamn lives???? yall romanticize them so much bro 😭😭

its just hayloft mother mother all over again bro

if you showed any of them lemon demon theyd laugh and call you a slur (with the exception of maybe pony and johnny) (and soda if hes feeling polite)

im not trying to rain on yalls parade but godd its so funny

[pookiepiss69]

Whenever I scroll through the fucking outsiders tag like once in a blue moon I remember why I DONT because y'all are depressing as SHIT

Anyway please post more sad things because it's unironically the only thing I read

Waiter waiter ! More steve randle angst please 🥰

[dallasgallant]

Made a joke post a while back of Darry getting his second job as a bouncer for Buck(temporarily) like Dalton from roadhouse… been thinking about it more. While on the clock he’s essentially Dally’s mortal enemy they’re like:

“You can’t do that man I live here!” Fbdksksksm

Idk it’s funny to have dally reined in a little. Also Darry would be good and fair at the job, if not a little hypocritical since it’s bucks place

[jamandjazz]

“While Dallas Winston was not the type of man to want to hold down a job of any kind, he supposed this whole bar-tending gig really wasn’t too bad.” -Where the Sun Meets the Storm by @legends-never-die1

[0wikipedia0]

Alright everyone, I NEED you to go watch the new live action avatar.

Because despite everything, and I never thought I’d say this, it was good.

Now, don’t expect it to be exactly like the cartoon, because unlike it’s source material it has a darker undertone (which makes sense given it’s a live action, and not a cartoon catered towards a younger audience) but other than that I think it’s a overall pretty great adaptation. It reorders and removes and changes things but nothing feels unnecessary for the shift in theme they made.

Needless to say, go into it with an open mind and not so cemented in the idea everything needs to stay the same. If everything was the same there would be no need for a live action. The only difference would be that you can see the actors and at that point just go watch the original again. The adaptation took the source material and molded it into something different, but definitely enjoyable, and with people set in hating it for frankly obstinate reasonings, it’s not going to get a season two. And that would be a travesty because I for one, am dying to see where they takes this.

[ultr4vjolence]

@givemea-dam-break missed them to the point of creation !!! i just caught up w ch39 and felt a lil more clinically insane over them than usual <3

omg y'all can u believe the writers loved heart's fury sm they made it canon in the live action ????? crazy ik!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[heavenhellandhumanity]

So I watched the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders documentary on Netflix (when I was a teen, the DCC reality TV show was my not so guilty pleasure) and I liked it. It reminded me why I liked the reality TV show.

But if you wanted to convince me that the cheerleaders shouldn't be paid more because it was a privilege to be a DCC, then maybe you shouldn't have highlighted the constant work, the need to be on all the time, the impact on your personal life, to have your body remain a constant weight throughout the year, the possibility of receiving death threats/harassment, as well the likely need for expensive life-changing surgeries. And, most importantly to the organisation, just how much money and publicity the cheerleaders bring in.

[starscelly]

social media assistant tharls (:

[castawavy]

progress

before / next

[fangirl-docintraining]

Me🤝Darry Curtis

Going home on a lunch break to take cold meds and do a sinus rinse because we refuse to miss work 💁🏼‍♀️

[sufferingsokkatash]

When everyone else ate but Dallas was just thirsty.

(he said this when Ian bent over)

[avroravia]

normalize dallas winston being a loser (i got a hate ask about making him too ‘soft’ in my last fic)

[sevennone]

240503 DAL@VGK | scripps sports presents: playoff bleps

[dallasgallant]

 Career speculation |

These are just my personal thoughts on what I think each of them will do for a job or would have done for a job when they got older. I’m basing this off what we know about the characters, I don’t know if there’s anything Hinton has said herself or if that’d matter to what I think anyway.

Pony - part time author

I think most of the time he’ll work as a store manager (your choice) to keep the bills up but his true passion is writing. He’s started out with non fiction and personal stories but may branch out, maybe tough teen novels— he certainly has the knowledge. The guys will get onto him as it’s really nebulous if he’ll ever write another book or not. He uh, needs to use his head. If he really wants to do this he’s gotta get serious about it.

If they have enough money for it, they’d send him to college. I can see him as a language arts teacher.

Soda- Truck driver/Rodeo

His adult life would absolutely be marked by travel. He’d get into working with horses again, starting in the stables before riding again and he’s damn good at it. Just like the DX station he gets absolutely FLOCKED by all those who think he’s attractive, which is about everyone. He’d truck in the off season and before he got back into riding but his passion is horses and overtime he’s less part time and more full time.

Darry- Roofing or Banker

If you want me to be really honest… I don’t think he’ll get out of roofing and whatever his second job is. Sometimes you’re stuck where you are and that’s just how it is, once Soda and Pony are older he could drop the second job but idk. But if I want to be optimistic I can see him working as a bank teller, he’s good with math and logic. It certainly pays more and it’s steady and less straining, though as a physical man it bores him out of his mind sometimes. The guys try to bother him for a “loan” and he has to explain just because he works there doesn’t mean he just has money to hand out like candy.

Steve- Mechanic

He’d move away from the gas station to a full on auto repair shop, working his way up because he’s just that good with cars. No dress code, no office job, lesser rules- he’s all over it. He’s satisfied where he is.

Two bit- runs a corner store

In a tale of irony I can see him running one of the corner stores the guys like to swipe from all the time and teens like that never really go away even when he grows into needing a job. However, he can spot a kid trying to swipe from him a mile away- tries to teach them how not to get caught but also to do it to someone else etc. He likes spooking them by sounding like a cop. Being his own boss is both to his advantage and detriment.

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Dally - (would have) taken over from buck

I can see him falling into the same patterns, it’s technically a career and legitimate but there’s some shady aspects to it all. He’d be groomed/trained into the position and not running blind. He’d run a party house/bar and would be the guy who can get anyone anything for the right price. He’d live on the edge of law and crime. Though unlike buck i think he’d step away from rigging races, seeing as it’s the only thing he did honestly.. sometimes he may ride with soda, when he’s got the time.

Johnny- (would be) Barber

I started this idea of him doing hair somewhat a joke but the more I thought about it the more it suited him. He’s a great listener, all the guys in the gang already confide in him all the time. That’s a major part in doing hair, sort of like being a bartender is the conversation and secret keeping. Also in this case he has proper training and isn’t just tugging on hair. Considering the side of the neighborhood, it’s a lot more styling than cutting anyway.