I honestly didn't have a lot of jobs growing up since I was so focused on hockey, but I was hired by a local minor league team to help them out in certain ways that are really paying off in my time with the Specters: filling water bottles and opening bench doors.

I got a job as a young lad in San Diego with the local San Diego Gulls team.  I basically brought tape and other supplies to the players when they needed it.  I assisted the equipment managers by making sure that the water bottles were always filled, whether it was before the game or during the game.  I took A LOT of pride in really spacing the water bottles out on the bench so that everyone had an equal chance at sweet hydration.  Water is key, that's why in the SHL I sit mostly on the bench and drink water all game.  I also would open one of the bench doors in game for the team.  Apparently the backup goalie who may or may not be awake during the game is much more valuable than I was, so he couldn't risk injury by working those pesky doors.

And this just highlights to the youths why getting a job early is key to your life development.  Look at me now!  I still pretty much only fill up water bottles and open doors.... and I'm in the SHL!  See, dreams do come true.