Is it really that bad of a job to get into?

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I hear the rumors and I really don’t know many people who do drive trains but at the end of the day I always hear that the money pays.

I am 25 I’m single no kids and I currently bartend. I’m used to shitty hours working holidays dealing with less than ideal work conditions x,y,z… at the end of the day I need more capital.

Would people advise not going into railroads? Even if I don’t become a career man I need the capital and I am no stranger to 50 hour work weeks and I could build this job as a stepping stone.

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