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Guess What These Stars Used To Do
Guess What These Stars Used To Do
Guess What These Stars Used To Do
Used to…
Former President of the United States Barack Obama has a pretty impressive resume. But his first
job as a teen in Honolulu had him wearing a cap and apron and earning minimum wage at Baskin-
Robbins.
Albert Einstein
Einstein, a certified genius, was also a late talker. He didn’t speak full sentences until he was 5
years old. His parents even feared that he was mentally retarded. Einstein’s speech delay clearly
wasn’t an impediment to his intellectual skills and awe-inspiring accomplishments.
Steve Jobs
Jobs left College in Portland after a single semester, but continued to take classes, including a
calligraphy class he cited as the reason Macintosh computers were designed with multiple
typefaces. He was just 21 and Wozniak 26 when they founded Apple Computer in the garage of
Jobs's family home in 1976.
Chris Pratt
When he was 19, Pratt moved to Hawaii after a friend offered to buy him a one-way ticket. There,
Pratt basically became homeless, living in a van by the beach while he worked a variety of
minimum-wage jobs.
Beyonce
Before she began her singing career, "Queen Bey" as Beyoncé is popularly referred to by her
numerous fans, worked in a salon. Between the ages of six and nine, the singer was working in
her mother, Tina Knowles' hairdressing shop and used to sweep hair from the salon's floors.
Kanye West
Mr. West, who worked at a Gap shop in his teens, has expressed deep interest in the brand for
years, declaring in his interview that he would “like to be the Steve Jobs of the Gap.” He even
once dreamed of being its head creative director.
Vladimir Putin
Americans tend to think of Russians as skilled chess players. Yet Mr. Putin’s sport is not chess, but
judo. The Russian president has admitted that he was a “hooligan” as a child but that martial arts
got him off the streets.
Hugh Jackman
As a young adult, Jackman was a clown for hire for kids' birthday parties. He went by the name of
Coco the Clown, but unlike most clowns, he didn't know any magic tricks. “I am really bad at
magic,” he once said in his interview.
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