[sammyg2]

I've had many "bad" jobs over the years.
The worst times were the couple of weeks (cumulative in lifetime) when I did not have a job.

Hard labor? It's good for you. Builds muscle and character.

Cleaning porta-potties?
Pays good, no one to tell you how to do your job and certainly no one trying to backstab you to steal your job. And you can hold your head high knowing you earned your way through life instead of being a parasite.

I've worked in a couple sewage treatment plants doing upgrades/revamps when I was a millwright. While disgusting at first, it was honest work and it paid my bills and provided for my family.