YAY im getting paid to unicycle YAY



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simonb

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I'm getting a paper round around my village and ive asked if i could do
it on my unicycle and they said it was fine!

The pay's not great (£15 per week) but i dont care because i only have
to ride my uni for half an hour each morning.

Until i can get enoughtmoney for a 29er ill do it on my 25" MUni but
when get a 29er ill do my papr round on it and then ride the 3 mile
trip to school on it.

IMO, the best ever job a 13 year old unicycle fanatic could get. I cant
wait. :cool: :D

The best thing is i get paid to unicycle and the money i earn goes to
making my round more fun.

IM MORE HYPER THAN A 3 YEAR OLD THAT FOUND THE COFFEE MACHINE.

EDIT: i also found out that paper boys get around £150 in tips at
christmas and imhoping that people will take pity and give me more tips
so i can afford another wheel. LOL


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simonb wrote:
> I'm getting a paper round around my village and ive asked if i could do
> it on my unicycle and they said it was fine!
>
> The pay's not great (£15 per week) but i dont care because i only have
> to ride my uni for half an hour each morning.
>
> Until i can get enoughtmoney for a 29er ill do it on my 25" MUni but
> when get a 29er ill do my papr round on it and then ride the 3 mile
> trip to school on it.
>
> IMO, the best ever job a 13 year old unicycle fanatic could get. I cant
> wait. :cool: :D
>
> The best thing is i get paid to unicycle and the money i earn goes to
> making my round more fun.
>
> IM MORE HYPER THAN A 3 YEAR OLD THAT FOUND THE COFFEE MACHINE.
>
> EDIT: i also found out that paper boys get around £150 in tips at
> christmas and imhoping that people will take pity and give me more tips
> so i can afford another wheel. LOL


That's hardly getting paid to actually unicycle is it :rolleyes: :p, it
just makes it a bit quicker. I'll be honest, a paper round on a 20er
could be quite tiring - all that mounting and dismounting between
houses - Scott (1-wheeled-grape) also does his round on a KH24.


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> a unicycle in order to mingle with us, steel one of us and rape us in a
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simonb wrote:
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> IMO, the best ever job a 13 year old unicycle fanatic could get. I cant
> wait. :cool: :D



Sounds great! And after a few weeks you ask the editor if he would like
you to write a story about how their paper is distributed on one wheel.
That will perhaps bring in some more money. Good luck.


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I've done my paper round on my unis (20 and 24) for almost a year. I
only get about £11 a week, which is ****. I also didn't get any where
near £150 tips at Christmas, More like £40, which still isn't bad.
On the plus side I have been offered a unicycle while on my paper
round... Its only 20" pashly, it isn't very good but I am going to
sell it on for a small profit to someone who wants to learn.

Am I a professional then?


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I've done my paper round on my unis (20 and 24) for almost a year. I
only get about £11 a week, which is ****. I also didn't get any where
near £150 tips at Christmas, More like £40, which still isn't bad.
On the plus side I have been offered a unicycle while on my paper
round... Its only 20" pashly, it isn't very good but I am going to
sell it on for a small profit to someone who wants to learn.

Am I a professional then?

Oh By the way, sorry to disappoint you, but paper rounds sooo boring!
Unicycling makes it bearable, because I can have fun at the same time.
Also, I haven't appeared in the paper, but Colchester is a cycling town
now, so we'll see!


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1-wheeled-grape wrote:
> I also didn't get any where near £150 tips at Christmas, More like £40,
> which still isn't bad.!



i think its partly where your paper round is
one of my friends did it down the poshest street in my city
and got like £90 tip by doing about 30 houses.


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jamessd wrote:
> That's hardly getting paid to actually unicycle is it :rolleyes: :p, it
> just makes it a bit quicker. I'll be honest, a paper round on a 20er
> could be quite tiring .



I would have thought you wouldnt need to dismount because you could
sail right up to the front door and then ride away, because with a bike
you have to get off then walk to the door


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1-wheeled-grape wrote:
> I've done my paper round on my unis (20 and 24) for almost a year. I
> only get about £11 a week, which is ****. I also didn't get any where
> near £150 tips at Christmas, More like £40, which still isn't bad.
> On the plus side I have been offered a unicycle while on my paper
> round... Its only 20" pashly, it isn't very good but I am going to
> sell it on for a small profit to someone who wants to learn.
>
> Am I a professional then?
>
> Oh By the way, sorry to disappoint you, but paper rounds sooo boring!
> Unicycling makes it bearable, because I can have fun at the same time.
> Also, I haven't appeared in the paper, but Colchester is a cycling town
> now, so we'll see!



Do you do it 7 days a week? because id get around the same as you if i
didnt work weekends


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