One semester I delivered newspapers to the Texas A&M campus.
330 newspapers, 27 dorms. All told 150 flights of stairs, and 8 miles a walking per day. Started at 2am and I finished when I was done, typically 7-8am, 9am on Sundays. Sundays were a bitch. I made $1000/month, totally wasnt worth it but no one else would hire me. I lost A LOT of weight.
I did this for two semesters. However the second semester I picked up another job. A fry cook at a chicken place. I worked 6 nights a week. As a cook I made $800-1000 a month
During the first semester I worked ~40 hrs a week, during the second i worked about 80.
My spring 2005 looked like this.
2am-8am paper route
8am-12pm sleep
12pm-4pm classes
4pm-11pm work
11pm-2am sleep
Yeah it sucked arse.
The next year I was just a fry cook, still working 7 shifts(one double and 5 night shifts), which was ~40 hrs. I was promoted to manager, at which point I was working 55hrs a week. As a manager I made ~$2400 a month.
Got a full tution scholarship for the remainder of my undergrad and said good bye to working for a year(19 hours fall/18 hours spring/studying for June 2007 LSAT). Ill be working my senior year to pay for summer classes for an MBA, I'll hopefully be doing a MBA/JD program, and want to get it done in three years, and want the second summer to intern at a law firm.