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I mean, who wouldn't? Who wants to break their back every day and take home less cash than it takes to fill their gas tank? But that wasn't even the worst thing.

Can you imagine? And it just got worse.

Great career choice huh? There's me on my first day, 130 lbs soaking wet.

and it was totally my fault! I'd overloaded the truck and forgot to tie the safety lines.

So guess what happened when we got to his new home and started to unload? His stuff was ruined.

So I spend all day heaving the stuff downstairs -the elevator's out of order of course- And then I have to fit all this stuff into one truck! What's worse, I'm stuck driving the truck for literally an entire day.

"All The Back Pain And Popped Knees In The World Are Better Than What Happened Next." This one time, we had to move this guy's stuff all the way across the country.

Every job was emptying yet another apartment.

And boy, I hated every second of it.

So I had to pay for it.

just about every last thing was completely trashed .

I know that doesn't sound so bad, but here's the kicker: Apartments have elevators, and 95% of the time, the elevator's out of order.

shifting people's stuff when they move house.

Lemme tell you, it's just backbreaking - if you've ever done manual labor you won't need me to tell you.

So you have to carry it up the staircase.

You get a house you got an easy day.

That was my first job out of school.

And man, he had a lot of stuff - flatscreen TVs, monster stereo, a ton of computer equipment, the whole 9 yards.

It took mon....

all day, every day, dragging all this heavy stuff up and down staircase after staircase.

Man, I broke just about every valuable possession the guy had.

And they expect me to carry an 80lb TV up to the sixth floor of an apartment building.

Or the guy's 19 seat leather sofa won't fit inside it.

Some days you finish up work and you can barely walk.

8-10 hours every day lifting, grunting, bending and straining I had so many aches and pains you'd think I was 57, not 17.