You absolutely should put it on there. Its easier to get a job when you're already working for one thing and current relevant experience will do wonders.How do you go about putting a job on a resume that you currently work, when you're applying for new jobs?
Is the best thing to do is leave it off?
(Job is relevant to other jobs I'm applying for)
This reminds me of when I was 12 and moderator of this Asian fashion forum and they found out I was 12 and I got shook and didn't use the internet for the rest of that summer
Stella is good man.someone said Stella beer sucks, then another person heard and started talking bad about it, then comes a 3rd to join the bashing, I'm sitting there like
I was an a-hole to one of my Viet friends and called him the g word sometime.
and it snowballed so I just got offline and went to go ride bikes 
That's what happens when you michael and they try to treat you like tito.
we got dial-up that summer, and I spent WAY too much time online
Like my aunt got divorced and beaten by her husband and she said she called our house so many times during the summer, but it was always busy. oops
Anyways, I just posted for hours trying to be fake nice and helpful, got up to 1k posts in a few weeks or so. It was kind of a new forum and they had leaders elect mods w/final approval by the owners and I made it through
I posted too much info about myself...people started digging...and I was like yeah, i'm in 7th grade, so what?
I think someone said they thought I was dead
that is pretty hilarious.
Thats why i love you
no problem and have fun with it!
shut up.
you have good taste, if you were in SoCal I would take you to a beach to share a 12 pack.
thanks bro, I needed that reassurance, kinda got my feelings hurt.
