What does everybody do for a living?

Im an ad man, for for those watch to much TV, I'm a real life 'mad mad'

Auto mechanic

I'm the assistant operations manager for a contracting firm that does point of purchase advertising and high end window displays for everyone from Phillip Morris to Nike to Victoria's Secret...Always something new going on an I get to ride my sporty everyday and listen to Danzig at my desk. Pays my bills and pays for parts so I dig it.

Started off as an Accessories Installer (stereo's, dvd players, remote starts), got tired after almost 4 years of making the same wage, so I moved back to my home town and took a year as a parts counter man, moved to my wife's hometown, and spent 6 months doing foundation repair, got tired again and have spent almost six months as a factory labourer for one of Toyota's main parts suppliers.

Been interesting, but I'm hoping my wife will finally get a teaching job so I can get my 28 y/o ass back to school... for something or another...

I am married with kids so I guess that makes me a amature Gynecologist.

I build the seats in Toyota trucks and SUVs

Originally Posted by RisingWater

Body piercer in a tattoo shop for the last 4 years or so,

Manager of a shoe store for about 5 years before that.

Al Bundy?? Lol

Armed guard at a hospital.

Custom leatherworker on the side. Shooting instructor part time.

Professional harley mechanic for the last 10 years in both custom shops and a dealership. I also work security in Vegas' hospitals.
In my off-time, I am a Master of Ceremonies in regards to reckless debauchery, alcohol-induced mayhem, and general fuckedupness.

Federal security...quitting next month to be a full time student. Who needs money?

Need a electrician helper in Atlanta p.m. me if anybody is interested

Sales guy for a heavy equipment attachment manufacturer
http://www.craigattachments.com

Ejection Seat Mechanic for the U.S. Air Force

I'm a slacker.

Mech eng/plant manager building conveyors to move stones for the rock farmers.

Future plan is to open a brewery to become a professional drinker.

Originally Posted by Gent

I worked in mortgage the last 8 years, managed a large group of people. Traveled all over the place wearing a goddam suit and hated the corporate bull shit, so one day I told them fuck you and left. Probably didn't plan it like I should have.

Now I'm 30 years old and looking for a new career. But all I want to do is work on my bikes.

I know exactly how you feel. Fuck off, corporate America.

I maintain and repair industrial manufacturing robots for an RF microchip manufacturer. Before that I was in the Marine Corps.

I am in graduate school right now and have a term paper due in 3 hours, but all I want to do is work on my bikes so I am surfing this internets. Maybe I should quit school. Life is short, ya know?

going on 9 years in the Navy. 8 of htose years as a mechanice on submarines working on diesels, pnuematics, hydraulics, and plumbing systems...the ol jack of all trades master of none guy right here. I am stuck behind a desk now at a shipyard, i really miss turning the wrenches but i supplement that on my bike.

Getting out in a little over a year so reality is starting to set in that our fucked economy is gonna make finding a job kind of hard

Originally Posted by afraziaaaa

I know exactly how you feel. Fuck off, corporate America.

I maintain and repair industrial manufacturing robots for an RF microchip manufacturer. Before that I was in the Marine Corps.

I am in graduate school right now and have a term paper due in 3 hours, but all I want to do is work on my bikes so I am surfing this internets. Maybe I should quit school. Life is short, ya know?

fuck yeah man...i am doing school right now and am def doing pretty horrible because i keep blowing off projects and homework to work on the bitch of a bike

Originally Posted by VPNick

going on 9 years in the Navy. 8 of htose years as a mechanice on submarines working on diesels, pnuematics, hydraulics, and plumbing systems...the ol jack of all trades master of none guy right here. I am stuck behind a desk now at a shipyard, i really miss turning the wrenches but i supplement that on my bike.

Getting out in a little over a year so reality is starting to set in that our fucked economy is gonna make finding a job kind of hard

I just got out of the Marine Corps after 9 years. Start looking for a job now and be willing to relocate. That's the best advice I can give you. Use your desk time! I did and I started working while I was still on terminal leave.

Also, don't expect to get a supervisory position. You will most likely start at the bottom!

Instrument and control tech at a nuke plant. After 18 years as a union electrician, it was time for a change...

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