Jobs you can't go into Hungover

IAMAMORON

enricoh wrote: »

Air traffic controller could be problematic !
Had a good few mates that were chefs over the years- I never envied them the next morning!

In a hot kitchen you sweat it out of you fairly quickly. All the best chefs I have ever met were pissheads with substance abuse issues.

NeinNeinNein

Have another drink before work. Everyone's a winner.

Witcher

'You definitely couldn't be X and be hungover'

'You could, I know 5 X's that always work while dying'

And repeat

I’ve done all the jobs I’ve had hungover many of them hungover twice a week regularly. Some have involved driving and/or operating machinery and they all required driving to.

Cee-Jay-Cee

A chef/cook. If i'm hungover the smell of food usually makes me feel sicker, I couldn't imagine working in a kitchen and having to cook food when my head/stomach are sick.

Cee-Jay-Cee

Cee-Jay-Cee wrote: »

A chef/cook. If i'm hungover the smell of food usually makes me feel sicker, I couldn't imagine working in a kitchen and having to cook food when my head/stomach are sick.

I get a fierce hunger when hungover my issue would be not eating constantly if there was food in front of me!

JohnnyFlash

Brayan Shallow Drunk wrote: »

I’ve done all the jobs I’ve had hungover many of them hungover twice a week regularly. Some have involved driving and/or operating machinery and they all required driving to.

Edgy.

Mint Sauce

Any front line healthcare professional, such as a Nurse or Health Care Assistant. You do not want to be dealing with any body fluids if you are struggling to deal with your own.

Mint Sauce

Mint Sauce wrote: »

Any front line healthcare professional, such as a Nurse or Health Care Assistant. You do not want to be dealing with any body fluids if you are struggling to deal with your own.

I couldn’t even deal with it without the hangover but I’ve a friend or two who I’d drink with who would have gone in sick as pigs particularly when it was working as care assistant part-time during college etc.

corner of hells

Barber, sure what could go wrong.

Tangatagamadda Chaddabinga Bonga Bungo

SuperS54 wrote: »

Being Taoiseach and going for a radio interview while hungover would probably be something you shouldn't do.

Lol. Cowen was still pissed as hell doing the interview. He might have stopped drinking hours before it but he was still feeling the effects.

Have never given Fianna Fail even a preference, but almost considered it because that interview was so much fun.

kingtut

Airline pilot.

KWAG2019

BDI wrote: »

Civil service and public service can go in any way they seem fit.

Simply, completely and utterly untrue.

SEPT 23 1989

GP’s have the worst addiction stats of all professions

Might not be dink but serious pill poppers

jiltloop

Definitely air traffic controller. I applied a few years ago and got down to interview stage (down to the last few dozen out of over 10,000 applicants).

The interview was on a Monday morning, I went on an almighty session that weekend and completely ****ed it up, probably for the best in the long run

branie2

Taxi driver
Driver of heavy goods vehicle

Herb Powell

Cee-Jay-Cee wrote: »

A chef/cook. If i'm hungover the smell of food usually makes me feel sicker, I couldn't imagine working in a kitchen and having to cook food when my head/stomach are sick.

lol

Have you ever been in a restaurant kitchen? Chefs are maniacs.

branie2

Garda

Hego Damask

SuperS54 wrote: »

Being Taoiseach and going for a radio interview while hungover would probably be something you shouldn't do.

He wasn't hungover , he was still drunk..

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts

Brayan Shallow Drunk wrote: »

I’ve done all the jobs I’ve had hungover many of them hungover twice a week regularly. Some have involved driving and/or operating machinery and they all required driving to.

I know somebody killed in a workplace accident by somebody operating heavy machinery whilst badly hungover and possibly still drunk. The deceased left behind two teenage children. The operator’s condition was deemed the cause rather than his skill in operating the machinery.

fryup

jiltloop wrote: »

Definitely air traffic controller. I applied a few years ago and got down to interview stage (down to the last few dozen out of over 10,000 applicants).

The interview was on a Monday morning, I went on an almighty session that weekend and completely ****ed it up, probably for the best in the long run

probably the best for all of us in the long run

KaneToad

PTH2009 wrote: »

I imagine if ur a GP or surgeon/nurse you cant go into work hungover. Same as being an actor and a civil servant like a guard or fireman/firewomen. Anymore you think ??

Lots of jobs you could get away with it

Guards and firefighters aren't civil servants.

REBELSAFC

Pharmacist