My very first job,
I remember it well,
I was sent to the post office,

To get the mail.
"What name?" asked the clerk;
I looked him in the eye:

"That's none of your bus'ness,
You nosy!" said I.
Clever Trevor they called me,

I never knew why;
I went out to deliver
For a dairy nearby.

"Put the milk in the truck, Trev;
Why are you so slow?"
"It takes time to pour it

From the cartons, you know!"
One morning there lay about
Two feet of snow;

Says my foreman, "Just clear off
The pavement for now."
I rigged up the snow plow

And cleared it complete,
Put the snow and the pavement
All out in the street.

Said the checker, when I worked for
An express shipping line,
"Hitch your cab to the trailer

That's sitting out behind."
When I saw him the next day,
He seemed down in the mouth:

"You've got the trailer goin' north,
And the cab headin' south!"
A man parked his Cadillac

Near me one day;
"Keep an eye on it,
You'll get ten dollars for pay."

But he never paid me,
For a stranger came by,
"But I kept my eye on it

While he drove away!" said I.
I was reading the paper
In the subway last night,

It didn't make sense
When I held it upright,
So I flipped it topsy-turvy;

A fellow asked, "Why?"
"Cause it's easier to read it
This way," I replied.