Slightly OT but I am sad about the path Sears is heading down. When I was a kid, all of our clothes came from Sears. The one by me is on the list of stores closing in October. TBH, I'm surprised it's lasted this long.I had responsibilities at home - parents weren't around much - and I went to a camp where we did hard physical labor in the morning and used camp facilities in the afternoon. I also mowed lawns in the neighborhood.
But the first real job I had was at Sears. I worked as a counter person at the parts/repair/catalog center. My boss was a great guy and I learned sooo much! We had to get parts for everything Sears sold. We had hundreds of sheets of microfiche that we would put on a viewer so the customer could show us what part to get/order. Also we took items in for repair and took catalog orders. I was only there for the summer before my first year of college, but I liked the job and it paid more than the average starting employee at Sears was paid. We had to do well on testing to get that job.
Now back to your regularly scheduled program