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In the past I have worked several miscellaneous jobs such as warehouse jobs, Dairy Queen, a golf course, and I was even a stone mason’s assistant for a while. Out of all the jobs that I have worked, none of them even compare to CCS. CCS is such a chill and friendly environment to promote skateboarding through. CCS, for me, isn’t just a job, it’s a chance to spread the love of skateboarding to the community and to be around skateboarding all day. CCS is a great place to work and I am very excited to be a part of the CCS family.
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