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>be leaf
>want a job where I dont have to do alot of manual labor
>security guard seems cool. The dude who is a security guard at my place of works says its easy money but you need a gun license
>I say okay pay 250 bucks to get a gun license buy like 500 dollar shotty
>become security guard at a bank in a shitty neighborhood
>job fucking sucks literally stand around for 4 hours and do like 6 hours of manual labor hauling around random shit onto armored trucks all day.
Anyone know this feel?

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Shop around. Security work can either be very easy or downright brutal depending where you are, how well the company is run and what you are doing. If you aren't happy, move along to another one.

The key is to get the most pay to ratio of easiest work and least risk. This usually means putting up with some difficulty that filters a lot of people who would do it out, such as working odd hours. Know what you can and can't deal with and shop on that basis.
Interview a potential job as much as it interviews you. If guard licensing is a thing there are usually more positions than applicants to fill them so you can always find work. You can leverage extra pay or maybe a favorable position if you have good negotiating skills and aren't desperate.

You get to work with guns, be happy and your armed job sounds entry level. Get some experience then apply to other armed jobs. Make more money and try out different sites till somthing sticks. Also you rock a shotty, good for you.
T. I do armed security in philly.

Question for security flags. Is there any money in this? Most security jobs I've seen pay like $12-$13 an hour. Is it just a matter of working your way up?

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have you ever seen a security guard that makes "good money"?
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unarmed is 9-12. Armed is 13 and up. I started entry level and make 14.50. Top tier jobs pay 25 and up.

Fyi on why I have to be security guard. I have uni degree but I recently graduated so I cant find a real job right now because the economy is absolute shit.

There can be. If you are in a decently sized company or on an account with a wealthy client you can work your way up to supervisor, watch commander or other administrative positions. That's what I did and I make a pretty decent salary, although the workload is absolutely brutal.

As far as being boots on ground, the entry level stuff is all low paying but usually better than minimum wage retail/food service bitch. The key there is not to get abused too much for your money, since there are a lot of places that don't pay much but you are just a human insurance write-off so you don't have to do much other than camp out at a deserted construction site or something.
Mid level can be pretty decent but may involve being armed, hands on, receptionist duties, or maybe you are very visible so they want you to be very presentable (no sitting, must be well groomed, good customer service, etc). Companies will try to get that shit out of you for the lowest rung pay rates too, fuck that. Minimal pay, minimal effort. If they want that they should be paying you a bit more than the cheap jobs. There are some pretty lucrative corporate gigs like this but they can be very picky about the people they allow on site.
Top shelf stuff like VIP protection usually requires a military/police background. It pays well and you see awesome stuff, but breaking into it is very difficult. Most people doing it are retired or off duty cops. It is possible to get into something like it with enough armed hands on work experience though, and there are some lucrative government contracts.

Did you expect to get into shootouts on the daily or something you stupid fuck

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