One Week Job Page #3
Looking after the family
is a full-time job,
and before you know it,
you reach retirement.
I really admire
that my dad put us
before himself,
and it's something
I'm really grateful for.
Waking up this morning,
I was just thinking...
oh, like, another morning,
come on, Sean,
get going, get engaged,
and... uh, it can be
quite tiring,
because day after day
having to get your game on...
routines can be nice too.
With me this afternoon,
you will be hearing a lot
from him this week,
is Sean Aiken.
He's the man who's doing
one week jobs
for the entire year.
Sean, thus far, how was
your week been at Dave?
I know it's early,
it's only Tuesday, but so far...
It is, it is early in the week,
but so far it's been awesome!
When I was a little kid,
I didn't like
being alone in the dark,
so my dad got me
this little clock radio,
and the idea of somebody
being there
and entertaining you
just struck me from the time
so I knew I always wanted
to do this.
Since you are trying to find out
what you want to do
with your life,
what's really at the top so far?
Is it yoga instructor?
Radio DJ.
Radio DJ. He's good.
The whole key is to make it
as conversational as possible.
You're talking to one person,
that's it
when you're doing your thing.
Dave weather brought to you
by Staples Business Depot...
I think that the most important
message for you
is to make contacts,
call people up,
go out for coffee,
go out for lunch...
that's how you get a job,
not so much
putting in the resume.
You got a million people
throwing in a resume someplace,
but what you have to do
is create a personal
relationship with somebody,
and that's going to get you
where you want to go.
Currently 16 degrees,
tomorrow we have clouds.
So I just finished my first
little, uh, stint on the radio
with Dave FM.
Talked about the job
and everything,
and it makes me wonder what
for the rest of the week.
I don't know how
these Radio DJs do it.
It seems like they always
have something to talk about,
some news going on,
and there's never dead air.
...with a chance of showers,
and it's going to be 27.
Nice work, nice work!
All right! Okay! Yeah! Whoo!
After Trois-Pistoles,
I went home to Toronto,
and I didn't really know
what was going to happen
with Sean and I.
We both experienced
some pretty intense emotions
in Trois-Pistoles,
and then the first weekend
that I was home,
I got a phone call from Sean,
and he told me
he was going to come
and visit me that weekend.
He hitchhiked to Toronto,
and I was even more
smitten with him.
No guy has ever hitchhiked
halfway across the country
for me before,
and that's pretty awesome.
So, since Trois-Pistoles,
me and Danna have decided
to try and make it work...
Um, I'm just not sure how
exactly that's going to happen,
and how
we're going to make it work.
I'm really happy.
I feel like it's been forever,
but it's only been a week,
and I definitely realize
how much patience
everything's going to take.
Sean had said to me,
"I have no idea what's going to
happen over the next year,
but this is worth seeing
what happens
with this relationship."
This week I'm working
with New Tribe.
It's a tattoo and piercing place
down here in downtown Toronto.
Now it's Monday morning.
Time to start a new job,
start off fresh over,
and meet a bunch of new people.
Hi, I'm Johnny Tribe.
I'm the head piercer here.
My name is Glenny
and I'm a tattooer in Toronto.
Hello, my name's Joey,
and my job title here
is the shop assistant,
or the...
this may get bleeped...
but shop b*tch.
I was a young teenager when I
first started getting tattooed.
I thought it was really bad-ass
and then I was like...
"Oh, that would be
such a cool job,"
but I never really thought
it would be a reality.
I had a friend of mine that had
a small shop and he said,
"Do you want to come
answer the phones?"
I started answering the phones,
tried piercing,
found out
I was pretty good at it.
Done, there you are.
We saw a nose piercing...
we saw a tongue piercing,
and we also saw
a nipple piercing,
which all of them
seemed like they hurt.
Seeing the needles
kind of go in,
especially the tongue,
was like...
It was kind of intense.
It was like... ah.
Tongue back in.
It's good.
It keeps me young.
I'm 42... I'm 41 years old,
so it's always fresh every day.
See all this? Clean it.
Cool.
difficult
to really feel like
I'm actually contributing
to the company.
I feel like dead weight
a little bit, you know...
like I'm not actually making
a meaningful contribution.
I guess that might be
a limitation
of the one-week job project
in technical jobs
such as this, you know...
being a tattooist
or a piercer
where it does take
that specific skill set,
which in one week is
kind of impossible to develop.
On one hand,
there's an artistic element
involved
when someone's, like,
"Draw me a mermaid."
But then when you go
to do the tattoo,
to actually execute it,
there's nothing artistic
whatsoever about it,
so you might as well be welding.
Until next week.
Sean was about a quarter
of the way through the project
and I called him up and I said,
"Hey, Sean, I quit my job."
The first thing he said was,
"Hey, you should
come out on the road."
I told him that would be
an interesting idea,
but I would have to run it
by my wife, Karen.
No, I wasn't happy at all
about it initially.
We had just gotten married,
so it would have been difficult
starting off
this new branch of our lives
without him there.
I have known lan
since elementary school.
We met in Grade 4.
In junior high, he challenged me
to a game of ping-pong.
He said that
he was better than I was,
and I said,
"Let's have a match."
And we played, and I won.
He beat me, quite badly.
And slowly after that,
we became better friends.
If you know me and lan,
you know we really share
a special kind of friendship
and that, you know, not so many
are lucky to have,
and so it's something
I'm really grateful for.
Sean and lan have
such a special relationship.
I was worried about
losing something to Sean.
There was still a long time
in the project
till it was complete,
and so I asked Karen,
"Okay, I'm just going to go
on the road for 2 weeks..."
just a taste of the experiences
that Sean was having
on the road,
and then I was going
to come home.
I'd like to think
that we all need to accomplish
something every day.
We need to have a reason
to get out of bed,
so understanding yourself
and your own personal interests
is paramount
to your future happiness.
Unfortunately,
this is going to be
his last stop
on his journey,
because he'll never want
to leave this place.
Today, this morning I was
working on the production line,
so once the bottles
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