Student Life 2013/14 January 2014 | Page 197

the café-bar at the Broadway Cinema in Nottingham when I was 18: good mates, good music and a good atmosphere. I ended up ploughing a fair amount of my wages back in to the bar. There was also the bonus of getting to see free films at what is still my favourite cinema. packing meat in a giant fridge warehouse. It was about 0 degrees all day so I wore about three pairs of joggers, three t-shirts, two hoodies, a hat, gloves and scarf! To make it even worse, it was mid-August so I’d be boiling hot within seconds of leaving the fridge! The worst job I ever had (and there have been a few) was probably working at a well-known clothing chain when I was 16. I genuinely couldn’t stand it and spent most of my time hiding in the storeroom putting the sizing cubes on the hangers. I’ve had jobs that sound worse, but that was the only one I truly hated. Best part-time job: I worked behind the bar of my local pub for a year or so. I’d socialise with mates in there all the time and have lock-ins