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Published: Thursday, August 28, 2008

Job on a stick: Parking attendant

Name: Mercedes Threadgill

Age: 17

Hometown: Snohomish

High School: Snohomish High

Occupation: Parking attendant

Pros: I get a fat paycheck when I'm done working.

Cons: The job is EXTREMELY boring. People ask really dumb questions, and you get sunburned.



Summertime and the living ain't easy. Herald photographer Kevin Nortz captures the essence of summer jobs in "Job on a Stick," a 12-part series running every Thursday through the summer in Good Life. Next week will conclude the series.


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