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LOta lesbians - the rest just get ran threw, just wait your turn - so chicks LOVE it.

I hope u are still alive and haven't been eaten by an angry covid cocaine bear

What are the questions in the phone interview

Is there anywhere in the park to work out and exercise?

SO TRUE . My son worked in MOAB and he said it was rampant among visitors and some seasonal workers. My son said the he was happy to get his friends to work out there with him to avoid drug addict nasty roommates. He did everything from housekeeping , kitchen, maintenance and than did night auditing. He is well rounded, but as he stated it can be completely exhausting. He worked the busiest times during the summer, they did not have RA's but they did have the GM assistant stop by for inspections. He said Winter out there was a ghost town, and probably the best time to work out there. lol.

You're lowkey the reason im gonna be working there augustt-october. thanks for making these!

Dogs are allowed in national parks? Wtf kinda of conjecture is that. I cant trust the rest of the video now

All I’m hearing is just good, hard work!

Did you need to study anything or get certified before you started working as a ranger?

Quiet hours sound like a dream to me. No need for people to be blasting music after 11

So excited. Just had my interview and I got the job, so now I get to spend 5 months working in Yellowstone 😁

Should do a video on the pros of seasonal work .

THANKS for your honest assailment; I’m going to work down at the Grand Canyon!!!

What did you do in the “off” season for work?

Which job did you work for that season?

This is in general just good life advice

These seem like pretty common things to bring considering You're gonna spend a significant time in the woods.

Great tips!

Where are you at now a days? Why quit making videos?

Avoid Sun Valley Resort in Idaho. Dorms are four to a room with no closets and NO, it is not free. $320 per month per bunk=$1,280 per month for a 10x12 room for the Company. If you are hired as a full timer or a j-1, you are golden, you can literally do no wrong. American seasonal workers are treated like disposable trash and Yes, you can be fired for Any reason or for NO reason at all.

your such a beautiful & vibrant individual! hope all the best !

This is my 20th anniversary of 03 my second season in Canyon I did the 27 switchbacks down and up from lower falls that summer (did you find the wedding rock path near the edge of the canyon? Stoner rock?

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Just finished my contract with xanterra at Yellowstone. I would compare it to being in a cult. It was kind of like high school with dorms. Lots of drama. Everyone is in a clique. Not a bad experience but bizarre.

I'm watching this as reasearch for my novel, but I'll admit it makes me a bit envious. Good on you.

When I looked into it I found that Xanterra requires the covid shots.

Also there appears to be a rapant drug/alcohol problem in seasonal work

In other words you're not on vacation you're at work ha ha

I’m headed to the Grand Canyon in early September! I’m pumped! Driving all the way down from Maine.

Make more videos queen

Love the wpi shirt 💕 I’m from Worcester 👍🏽

I got a phone interview Friday for Yellowstone I'm so excited I so hope I get it

You awesome and so cute 🥰

Your vocal fry is ear splitting.

SAY YES!!!!!! I LOVE IT!

I live abroad and havent been to the USA for years, so I miss it and am considering work in a national park. This is where I found your channel!

Great advice, I Just applied as a seasonal Park Ranger over at Shenandoah National Park. I have one question about it. Do you still have to pay rent for your housing even though the government owns the housing?

She said eat cereal

I love how you did this video compared to other people’s videos. No annoying music, you get right to the point and you stay on topic, you’re easy to understand and look at, which matters to me. So thank you

Love the EYES 👀

Thank you for uploading this video. I've seen many videos showing the good parts. It's nice to see honest opinions about the negative sides. I've been given the opportunity to work in Alaska at a park resort/lodge. They offered me a security guard position, and I was wondering if you had anything to say about your experiences with the security on site?

Thanks for the information! I'm headed to Mammoth in April. I'll be working third shift, plus I'm kinda old, so I'll definitely be in a dorm like you described. Glad to hear the rooms are a little larger! They said as a 3rd shifter I will have either a private room or 1 roommate that also works 3rd, so I'm crossing my fingers for privacy! I'm supposed to be there for over 7 months so it's a long time to share a room.

Hi there I’m heading up to work security at Mammoth. I’ve looked for ppl who worked security. Do you know anything about those jobs?

I lived in Yosemite for 6years! I just left on Christmas. It's year long of you want, even in seasonal roles. It's also unionized, which can be cool and also really suck at the same time. 😆 I thought I would only stay 1 summer! Also, I've done Denali a season and when I was there, people really enjoyed working at the places in the glitter gulch, including the salmon bake (but NOT the housing), and princess ( the housing is also weird). Inside the park itself is also good. It's mostly busses and support. There is also a small cafe/sandwich spot. OH and an employee only bar in a train car!!! 🤣🤣 the edr in the park is also alot better that the other sister location in DPV.

Bear spray? No hiking for me😁

How much money do they take from your pay to cover housing?

You look like one of the coworkers I'd ask out and make the whole situation awkward and then I'd have to move back home and forget the dream. Lol

Bro are you alive still it’s been 2 years ?!

I see your from GA, I’ll be coming from Florida