Helping customers
Walking families through the lot, answering the same five questions cheerfully for the hundredth time, and carrying the big ones to the car.
Our whole year happens between late September and November 1. We need people who can lift a pumpkin, count change, and be genuinely glad to see a four-year-old pick out the ugliest gourd on the lot.
The job
No two days are quite the same, but most of it comes down to four things.
Walking families through the lot, answering the same five questions cheerfully for the hundredth time, and carrying the big ones to the car.
Checkout on an iPad. It's straightforward, and we'll train you on day one — no retail background needed.
Restacking displays, pulling the soft ones, moving mums, keeping the aisles clear. The lot gets picked over fast on a Saturday.
Deliveries land through the season. It's real lifting, done as a team, and it's usually the most fun part of the week.
Who we're looking for
You'll be on your feet outdoors for most of your shift, in whatever October decides to do. You should be comfortable lifting — some pumpkins run well over thirty pounds — and comfortable being the first face someone sees when they pull into the lot.
Beyond that, we're flexible. Students, teachers on a break, retirees, people picking up a second job for the fall, anyone who wants six good weeks outside. Tell us the weeks and shifts that work for you and we'll build the schedule around what we get.
Pay and details we'll go over when we reach out — usually within a few days of your application.
Apply
Two minutes, no resume. Check every week and shift that could work — we'd rather know all your options than just your favorite one.