Thanks for your service to our country. I too, was a 12Bravo with a secondary as an 82Bravo. When asked what I did in the Army, I always say I was a grunt with a shovel, bag of C4 and,,, I could read a map.
What do you do for a living
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Thanks for your service to our country. I too, was a 12Bravo with a secondary as an 82Bravo. When asked what I did in the Army, I always say I was a grunt with a shovel, bag of C4 and,,, I could read a map.
You dont even notice it after awhile but once in awhile something happens and you slightly lose you balance. It makes your heart race and your knees shaky. Its a awesome feeling. The feeling of being alive! The down side is roller coasters don't give me much of a thrill
I second that and add the same for you Fuzzy
Exec Chef in a professional kitchen. Strictly NO SMOKING due to sanitary reasons. Had to go outside to smoke if I could even get the chance to.... Now I vape in my office, restroom, walk-ins, storage rooms, etc...
Freedom is sweet!
Freedom is sweet!
I operate a small trucking business. My son and I relocate food all over the Eastern US, 40 tons at a time.
I own an artist (musical) management & development company focused in the electronic music/club industry. Also, I'm signed to a booking agency for club gigs, festival sets, and private parties. NOT weddings or sweet sixteens/the like, however I have done a few of my friends' weddings as a favor
Telecommunications Engineer/software developer for a very large financial services firm. 20 years at that and I still don't know what I want to do when I grow up.
Apparently there was at least one lady who's Last ever text message to her husband was, "Whew! I just barely made the train!"
(Philly derailment)
Bruce in Ocala, Fl
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I put big rigs where they don't belong for less money than I'm worth for a van line (moving) company.
I've done quite a few things, though...
Help desk tech
Owned a cleaning business 20 yrs ago
Fire and water restoration tech/forman/job coordinator/mold remediation tech
Hud home rehabber
Mobile and modular building tech
Auto body prepper
Ran catering kitchens
And the list goes on forever.
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I've done quite a few things, though...
Help desk tech
Owned a cleaning business 20 yrs ago
Fire and water restoration tech/forman/job coordinator/mold remediation tech
Hud home rehabber
Mobile and modular building tech
Auto body prepper
Ran catering kitchens
And the list goes on forever.
Tapatyped
Wow, what an amazing collection of gifts and talents. Thanks especially to all of you who "protect and serve".
I'm a cheerleader/shrink/brainstormer/magician/mistake fixer-upper/miracle worker (a.k.a. Software Consultant)
I'm a cheerleader/shrink/brainstormer/magician/mistake fixer-upper/miracle worker (a.k.a. Software Consultant)
At least you're not a retired street pharmacist.Street pharmacist. Can I prescribe you anything? JK!
Owner of commerical cleaning business.
Though, I hear their benefits package kicks in within 24 hours, includes living quarters, meals, free medical, library and gym privileges.
Better than SS? Maybe...
Tapatyped
and Disciple of Lucas, Price of Darkness.
Bruce in Ocala, Fl
You do know why the Britts drink warm beer, don't you?
They have Lucas refrigerators!
I would have taken half a page to list all that hubby and I have done during our working years but throughout all of them the only constant was domestic engineer. It is a job one never gets to retire from. Pay is usually non-existent but rewards are great. And vaping is always allowed.
unemployed atm. before that worked at a golf driving range. where I could smoke cigarettes, and smoke my pipe between customers. Got sacked caz I was in a fight with a customer. before that spent way to many yrs as a customer service rep for some major compaines.
Never made any sense that call center reps get pennies to the dollar for their work, and yet they do represent the company, when customers call in. Don't want to do that again
Never made any sense that call center reps get pennies to the dollar for their work, and yet they do represent the company, when customers call in. Don't want to do that again
Speaking on behalf of the President, we'd like to streamline the system for you. Rather than that whole arrest / court case / delays / more court cases / psychological evaluations / attempted rehabilitation / parole just to offend again system we have in place today, we like to help you do your job more efficiently. From now on it will be shortened to just two short steps:
Step 1. arrest
Step 2. push into a wood chipper.
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oh, and also moonlight in foodservice equipment project management for about 15 years now
oh, and also moonlight in foodservice equipment project management for about 15 years now
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