What do you do for a living

[SissySpike]

Im a Iron Worker
I can vape most of the time unless Im in a refinery working. One of the cool things about ECF is so much knowledge in so many different areas. Here is a video of what I do lets hear what you do?

 

[Cullin Kin]

Just a student at the Colorado School of Mines for Geological Engineering and Petroleum Engineering.

 

[pennysmalls]

School bus driver, K-12.

 

[Asbestos4004]

I tear down buildings. So far, every jobsite has been a vape-friendly environment!

 

[Grimwald]

I started my own business in 1990. Compile, maintain and rent business mailing lists. This was quite a good business back in the day, but alas the advent of email and higher postal rates have changed things. No worries, I also do email lists.

Today I'm semi retired and work from home.

 

[Underwhelmed]

Composite repairman in an FAA Repair Station for 23 years this August.

I am free to vape whenever, wherever.

 

[englishmick]

I drive around in a truck all day, stopping here and there to fix stuff that got broken. Since I own the truck I get to vape whenever I'm driving. I can vape if I'm working outside, like building a fence. Indoors generally not. Wouldn't want to since my hands tend to get covered in all sorts of icky stuff. You really don't want to vape while you're doing plumbing. And if you're crawling around an attic or crawl space your gear would fall out of your pocket anyway.

 

[ReigntheGamer]

Welder, fabricating pressure vessels and piping mainly for the petrochemical companies in SE Texas. And I can vape whenever I want since I'm the third generation owner of our shop.

 

[wheelie]

 

[houla09]

Professional pet groomer and business owner, and I don't vape in the shop with the pups. Going outside is actually nice - noise free

 

[LMS62]

After 24 years on active duty in the military, I retired in 2004. Since my military retirement, I now do part-time custom gun work from my home shop. And yes, I am able to vape whenever I want.

 

[roxynoodle]

Retired math teacher. I taught high school full time and college part time.

Unfortunately, I'm retired because I have chronic pancreatitis.

 

[SissySpike]

Retired math teacher. I taught high school full time and college part time.

Unfortunately, I'm retired because I have chronic pancreatitis.

Like the first part hate the second

After 24 years on active duty in the military, I retired in 2004. Since my military retirement, I now do part-time custom gun work from my home shop. And yes, I am able to vape whenever I want.

Thank you for your service tipping hat in appreciation

 

[LMS62]

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Thank you for your service tipping hat in appreciation

You're very welcome. I always considered serving my country to be an honor. In fact, both of our children are also serving, 1 in the Air Force, and 1 in the Marine Corp.

 

[smacuser]

Video editor/Tax bovine

I lay my sweaty work out clothes on the spare chair by the door in my darkened office so no one bugs me.

 

[Dioxyde]

I'm a letter carrier and I can pretty much vape as much as I want, although I try to be stealthy about it if I'm around customers.

 

[yuseffuhler]

Currently active duty military, Coast Guard. I do engineer type stuff primarily, law enforcement as a collateral.

 

[petrotech]

petroleum technician...

aka

I fix gas pumps.

it's a lot more exciting than it sounds...lol

 

[K_Tech]

Technician for an industrial gas company.

 

[DubD92]

Landstar, more specifically Automotive solutions coordinator. fast paced computer job. No vaping allowed in the building (