So if you are an unprofessional unprofessional, that would make you a professional.
So if you are a professional professional, that must make you an unprofessional.
What Do You Do For a Living?
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So if you are a professional professional, that must make you an unprofessional.
...........carry the 1..................that checks out.
Yes sir. It's actually not as interesting as most people would think. And yes I tell people I'm a conductor, and they say "OH you drive the train?"
Ha.
And then trying to describe my job to people is very difficult.
The engineer is in charge of the engine that pulls the freight, I'm in charge of everything behind. 16,000 ton rolling bomb going through towns.
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I'm actually in charge of the special projects division at a fuel delivery system manufacturer.
Man some of yall got some cool jobs. I'll just do your taxes. Sorry if your documents smell like smoke when I give 'em back.
My job is boring to most. I'm the accountant in charge of the one man accounting department for an insurance brokerage... dollars in and dollars out.. and all the freaking complications that go with tracking them.
I'll work an election now and then. Started as one of those directing voters to machines, assisting / answering questions, then did some check in / laptop operator, then setup and troubleshooting - and now I just sign up for laptop operator.
Right now I do red cross volunteer work at the Air Force pharmacy once a week. Phone interview, base access anyway, so the background check was pdq (worked on base for a while with a more intense background check before). Kind of reminds me of Clerks and Randal's line now and then...
Right now I do red cross volunteer work at the Air Force pharmacy once a week. Phone interview, base access anyway, so the background check was pdq (worked on base for a while with a more intense background check before). Kind of reminds me of Clerks and Randal's line now and then...
Did many dangerous things in my life, now I’m a professional porch sitter.sher
I'm an IT infrastructure professor, information security analyst and watchmaker in my free time. =)
Since we closed the store, which was the best decision we could have made, I have still been doing jewelry designs and taking them to shows... but, I have also made my speech and debate coaching hobby a pay gig, and I also work with the local arts council.
Recovering IT Director now working in computer forensics and information security.
I'm an comic book illustrator, mostly for DC Comics these days.
Cool, then you know our resident comic book star, jiminks?
I used to build highways, roads and bridges. Was lucky enough to retire at 50.
Then, for a few years, a couple of engineering friends asked me to watch other people build highways, roads and bridges. And they actually paid me to do it.
Now, I'm retired again, smoking my pipe on the porch and doing, generally, just whatever just whenever.
Then, for a few years, a couple of engineering friends asked me to watch other people build highways, roads and bridges. And they actually paid me to do it.
Now, I'm retired again, smoking my pipe on the porch and doing, generally, just whatever just whenever.
Grew up working on farms, became a chef,managed a few different kitchens. Experienced extreme burnout last spring and decided to hang up my tongs. Been doing Tree Removal/Trimming with a company since then.
AND, Don't forget, Tobacco Reviewer extraordinaire.
I own a General Contracting company that mostly does Insurance Restoration work. Offices in Indianapolis, Birmingham and Raleigh. Started a software company a little over a year ago that offers some unique construction web apps.
Retired digital image technician and digital video editor. Now I spend my time doing whatever I feel like 
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