would you work in the fields picking lettuce?
537215
Been there, done that, would do it again!  It teaches the individual the value of working hard for one's income.  Good work ethics result from having to perform hard labor in the beating sun for hours at a time.  It helped me to  appreciated the things I buy and I do not take for granted what I have.
720380
yes. a flaxseed pllow.
488696
DUH!!!! The lettuce would because he is a HEAD!!!!!! lmao
223570
Maybe you should consider getting a job.
422075
Yea. You are still proccessing somethin that belongs in the agriculture catagory. Why wouldnt you think that? You are still working on the farm, and having to do things old ways, yea it qualifys.
830433
Yes, it is a fantastic idea. It gives you experience in the field and can look great on the resume. Besides, a lot of employers are interested in experienced individuals unless you go through the career services office or job fairs at the college. Also, if you are interested in working at a job while in college, the best thing you could do for your career is to work in the field in some capacity.
618370
Depends on where you are working.
650364
hard work put  your heart soul in your favorite field
70689
I think you should go work for a construction or landscaping crew..  No nights and probably no weekends... plus, you usually get paid a decent wage.
1005197
I would hire you, if I had a barn.  It is so hard to find good help these days, anyone willing to work should get payed!
649000
i think you can get a summer camp job... or help people mow their lawns or paint houses or fences...
970575
contact growers in the US, primarily were you are close to and they will submit the paper work for you and might even pick you up, do that before you come, because right now your chances of making it are slim due to homeland security.
912473
well I was thinking about going into that field
307527
They would be totally screwed. No one but desperate, struggling immigrants would be willing to work in sub-standard conditions for far less than minimum wage, getting sprayed with pesticides and God knows what else.\n\nIf you haven't already read "The Fight in the Fields" about Cesar Chavez, you should... I'm guessing you probably own it already.
961348
I truly believe that if you had a possibility of getting into the chemical field, I would definitely OPT for the Chryso Chemicals field... I am looking INTO the long run(the future)..En tout cas, je vous espère le meilleur en faisant votre choix
517116
That's an interesting question. I doubt most Iraqis would want to come to the United States and pick lettuce. If you asked would thousands of Iraqis want to come to the USA and work in the oil industry, I'd say yes. If you said would thousands of Iraqi Christians want to come to America to avoid persecution, I'd say yes. \n\nSince we share a border with Mexico, it makes it much easier for Mexicans to enter the USA. The same holds true for Canadians. I think an Iraqi who wants to pick lettuce and have a better life, would choose a country much easier to get to.
1117835
I reckon it has not so much to do with being lazy, but having an education ... if you speak the language fluently ... if you have a good education .. then in all likelihood you'll be offered a better job ... and as someone said, it also depends on where you live in the U.S.  I wouldn't call people who work 70-80 hours a week in offices all around the U.S. lazy ... they're doing a different kind of job, but lazy?  Nahhhhh .... \n\nFruit and veggies have to be picked, they have ALWAYS been picked though, but not always by illegal aliens ... the only difference you would see if all the illegals were deported would be that wages for such jobs would go up ... and before someone screams You'll pay $10 for a head of lettuce ... not so!!  It is a simple fact that the veggie producers want to SELL their stuff ... nobody would buy at those prices ... there have been plenty written about this, and most seem to be in agreement that there might be a SLIGHT increase in prices, and a dip in profits for the veggie producer ... but hey, the crops would still be harvested, the produce sold ... we don't NEED illegal immigrants!