Best. Student. Job. Ever.
Originally Posted by Angerman,Jun 10 2010, 03:07 PM
Don't understand the story.
Students could not believe their luck when a businessman facing a drink-driving charge advertised on their job search website for a chauffeur to drive him around in his Hummer and Lamborghini.
In the ad, placed at Student Job Search in Auckland, Gary Richards sought a tidy and positive student to drive him to "business appointments" for seven weeks.
The applicant had to be available in business hours from Monday to Friday - but "can study while the employer is in meetings".
Richards is charged with driving with excess breath alcohol of 701 micrograms per litre of breath - the legal limit is 400mcg. He is due to appear in court on June 18, the Dominion Post reported.
Richards said he had "filled the job privately" since placing the ad.
Student Job Search spokesman Marek Koliandr said three students were referred for the job, which drew reasonably high interest.
"It sounds like a pretty sweet job."
Originally Posted by The Gasman,Jun 10 2010, 03:43 PM
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Students could not believe their luck when a businessman facing a drink-driving charge advertised on their job search website for a chauffeur to drive him around in his Hummer and Lamborghini.
In the ad, placed at Student Job Search in Auckland, Gary Richards sought a tidy and positive student to drive him to "business appointments" for seven weeks.
The applicant had to be available in business hours from Monday to Friday - but "can study while the employer is in meetings".
Richards is charged with driving with excess breath alcohol of 701 micrograms per litre of breath - the legal limit is 400mcg. He is due to appear in court on June 18, the Dominion Post reported.
Richards said he had "filled the job privately" since placing the ad.
Student Job Search spokesman Marek Koliandr said three students were referred for the job, which drew reasonably high interest.
"It sounds like a pretty sweet job."
Students could not believe their luck when a businessman facing a drink-driving charge advertised on their job search website for a chauffeur to drive him around in his Hummer and Lamborghini.
In the ad, placed at Student Job Search in Auckland, Gary Richards sought a tidy and positive student to drive him to "business appointments" for seven weeks.
The applicant had to be available in business hours from Monday to Friday - but "can study while the employer is in meetings".
Richards is charged with driving with excess breath alcohol of 701 micrograms per litre of breath - the legal limit is 400mcg. He is due to appear in court on June 18, the Dominion Post reported.
Richards said he had "filled the job privately" since placing the ad.
Student Job Search spokesman Marek Koliandr said three students were referred for the job, which drew reasonably high interest.
"It sounds like a pretty sweet job."
Originally Posted by The Gasman,Jun 10 2010, 04:02 PM
Richards is the guy who is charged with DUI. He hired a student to drive his cars.
Originally Posted by Angerman,Jun 10 2010, 04:06 PM
If a student is driving his cars while he is drunk, why is he filed....
He is charged with Drunk Driving. Assumptions would lead you to believe that he has a suspended license and so must have someone drive him to his appointments.
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NZ is pretty black and white, no crazy technicalities or slants on the laws over here.
The dude was busted for DUI, lost his license. He still needs to get to and from appointments so he placed a job ad, through a student job website, looking for someone to drive him around in his exotics.
The dude was busted for DUI, lost his license. He still needs to get to and from appointments so he placed a job ad, through a student job website, looking for someone to drive him around in his exotics.


