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We define the “worst job” as the brutal combo of low pay, high stress, poor working conditions, and no future. Using Bureau of Labor Statistics data, nationwide job-satisfaction surveys, and thousands of real worker stories, this video names the single worst job in every U.S. state—and explains why it tops the regret list.

From poultry processing in Alabama and chicken catching in Arkansas, to warehouse package handling in Georgia, underground coal mining in Kentucky, and independent shrimping in Louisiana—the South shows how low wages and tough conditions collide. In the Northeast, we look at food delivery cyclists in NYC, adjunct professors in Massachusetts, and toll collectors in Delaware facing a tech phase-out. The Midwest features auto assembly temps, dairy farmhands, and meatpacking lines; out West, it’s the gig-economy driver in California, cannabis trimmer in Colorado, video game tester in Washington, wildland firefighter in Oregon, and more.

If you’ve ever had a job you instantly regretted, you’re not alone. Watch to see where your state lands—and what makes these roles so punishing.

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