02-07-2006, 02:15 PM
Don't bother! You have to start at the bottom and work your way up! When I started 5 years ago I was makin $6 an hour, cleaning up after bowlers(not a great job!) When I started at lisle 2 years ago I started at $7 because of experience now I'm a shift supervisor(without keys) and the c mechanic and I make $9.50 an hour. It is not even worth your time or effort to try to get in it now, you have to know a lot about the brunswick a-2 and the amf 82-70's and also what oil diff oil patterns do to the lanes and the balls to get in the mechanics spot, and you have to be really good with the accuscore system they use. They are not hard to learn but you would prob be makin little money until you did learn them. Wow I know a lot about bowling alleys!
IT'S ALL ABOUT THE PAIN; THE INK AND THE JEWELRY ARE JUST SOUVENIERS