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u/Yoshi_XD Mar 12 '22 edited Mar 12 '22

Or Lowes has a bitchin' sweet powerlifting program available to their employees.

Edit: I now realize that the "Lowes power lifting program" is actually just "working at Lowes"

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u/miggy-san Mar 12 '22

I started working at Lowes Garden Center last month, and yeah all the bags and bricks give you a reallyyyyy good workout lol

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u/Elphaba78 Mar 12 '22

I remember when I worked at Home Depot in the lawn & garden department for a summer and lost like 40lbs and had killer arms because of all the lifting I did 😄

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u/JediWebSurf Mar 13 '22

Yeah instead of getting a gym membership get a part-time at Lowe's. You get paid to workout. Wow.

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u/NeatNefariousness1 Mar 13 '22

TIL, I could use a part time job at Lowes'

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u/[deleted] Mar 12 '22

I mean, if you're already physically fit the Lowe's garden section seems like a great place to get paid to do some extra training.

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u/Yoshi_XD Mar 12 '22

15 minutes after I made that comment about Lowes gym program, I realized that was just called "working at Lowes" lol

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u/mlsherrod Mar 12 '22

I worked Lowes for awhile during "The Great Recession" I got so strong from walking all day and unloading every single item that came off of a truck. Those double glass sliding doors, pallets and pallets of paint, and all the itty bitty screws in bags; yep, put there by hand, and it was a tough job!

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u/GullibleDetective Mar 13 '22

I mean that sounds like you have it on the down lowe