You're an idiot and a nasty, insecure person. Weasel is about right. He hasn't done anything to you to slag off his offer. At least your continuing idiocy keeps it bumped for him though.

Had a look in the mirror lately sfpete?
Comprehension is really one of your stronger points I am sure!
Like the way you attribute human behaviour to other animals...what does that make you?
I am thinking cabbage??? And thats not to belittle the delicious vegetable!!!
Feeling a bit psychotic today maybe?

Crikey, imagine stuck in the wilds of Alaska with a psycho!!!!
I think you may have just blown this job prospect!!

Up that rate desertwind. There is a lot of unemployable
about as you well know!!!

I'm back on the forum as another summer approaches. The same guy worked with me the last 2 years and he has moved on to a bigger, better fishing job. If anyone is interested this year, send me an email. Read the original posts higher up for the details.

Thank you flyingweasel for your really thoughtful comments.

The job is what it is and, like anything, there is a lot of give and take. For instance, we kite a lot, which is nice and not normally part of a job. You get to see and live in a remote and beautiful part of Alaska--something almost no one gets to do. Something most people will complain about when they are there and then tell stories about for the rest of their lives. I know I do. You get to work a job that is hard but also very different and interesting. Part of the reason the job is so different is because you never know what your going to make--prices change, fish come and go. That uncertainty is enticing to some and repulsive to others. I have made $15,000 in 6 hours and I have also made nothing in 3 months. You are fed and housed for free and many days have either no work or little work. So in a 35 day season you spend a lot of time kiting, hiking, 4-wheeler trips, walking the beach, but also mending nets, gear rigging, keeping the camp up (a little painting and carpentry here and there), etc. But then when the fish are in, its amazing and it's hard work. You're making money and working harder than you have probably every worked. For those few days it's thrilling, lucrative and brutal. It's not for everyone. But I dont need to hear from everyone, just the hard working kiters looking for a little cash and an adventure.

Email asap if interested and follow guidelines in original 2 posts.

Traveler

info at desertwindkiteboarding.com