your "day job"

well i to done a few things i use to work for my dads shop as a welder/fabacator(sp) until i got a job no that one didn't pay i was only 12 then when i turn 15 i started working in a bakery as a baker's apprentce(sp) did that for 9 years then started a paintball shop and worked both till 2001 when i sold my shop and retired and started buying ball pythons then in 2005 wife wife wanted a new house so i spent i had to get a new job which proved to be good as i started there as just a worker and in three day was given a managers postion and now i over see 50 other fellow workers and don't do a thing but sit around all day

Security Forces, USAF.. for 10 more months. After that, don't know/don't care. I enlisted 5 years ago on this day! :rolleye2:

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Originally Posted by JLC

Let's see.... I'm a chef as well as a short-order-cook. Also a nurse. And a housekeeper. I run a full-time laundrymat (with a very select clientel :P ). I drive a taxi. I'm a teacher. Run a 24/7 daycare. Massage therapist. Counselor. General handyman(person!). And that's just during the day. I won't go into what I get to do at night! :twisted:


:D :D :D

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You need to add accountant, interior designer, professional negotiator, gardener, secretary,..... with all these qualifications, our resumes look fantastic. :D

I'm a Structural Steel Reinforcing Engineer. I'm the guy that makes sure the buildings and bridges don't fall down.:D:D:D:D

I work at the Medical College of Georgia in the HIV clinic doing office work. It's been a real eye opener.

I work in a collections agency. I am not a collector per se; I call people who are already paying and "touch base" with them; my favorite part of my job is wheeling and dealing, offering settlements on accounts. :) I do not plan on doing it forever, although the pay is pretty good. My fiancee owns a construction company but we will be owning our own tattoo shop in a few years; he works at one now and is honing his skills for that time.
But taking care of home is another job within itself! In addition to a 40-hr. workweek there's laundry (I do not know how my man and I generate so much of it!) all the other household chores; barn cleaning; etc.

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Originally Posted by Ladydragon

You need to add accountant, interior designer, professional negotiator, gardener, secretary,..... with all these qualifications, our resumes look fantastic. :D

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Hehe....I knew I'd be leaving stuff out. I will admit though, I kinda suck at interior design and gardening. But I suppose we all gotta have our weaknesses somewhere! :P

Director, Database Administration - Which is even more boring than it sounds.

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Neil

Manager of the Produce Department at Wal-mart

United States Marine Corps!!! Oorah!!!