Keurig!

Today I worked six hours straight as a brand representative for Keurig- hired out by EventPro.  Yes, I find the strangest and oddest gigs, but the money is (will be- it takes a month or so) very good for standing around offering coffee, scooping ice, and asking people if they'd like to sign up to win a Keurig machine by filling out a survey.  Oh, and cleaning up the messes people make from using the eight different Keurig machines.
For the first two hours I scooped ice while University of Arizona tail gating red shirts walked by- many were tipsy and most were young.  One lady told me, "You're starting to get a sunburn."  Oh well, I thought, at least I'm making some money.  After a couple hours someone in the team offered to switch with me, and it must have been the perfect time.  I was beginning to shake in my feet and hands, and I couldn't concentrate on what anyone was saying to me. 
I told my boss and he let me rest by the ice for a few minutes.  I rested for about ten minutes and was able to work the rest of my shift in the shade.  This helped me a lot. 
People are excited about free Keurig coffee, so we stayed busy the whole time. 
I was the "older" person among the college kids, but I found them to be very nice, pleasant, and helpful.  The lead guy was also very nice and thanked us for our hard work.  He told us that he'd like to keep the same people when he comes back in November- when U of A plays against Utah.  It's easy money, interesting people watching (what are girls wearing today? NOTHING!) and not very hard at all.  I'll just bring more water and sunscreen next time.   I didn't have black shorts or black shoes, but I borrowed one of the girls hair ties for a ponytail at least.  If I had my choice, I would pick the orange Keurig above my head.  I tend to like brewing my own coffee or boiling it for even stronger coffee, but I'll keep that secret to myself.