What do you do for a living?

[dave]

16 hours ago, J Francho said:

 

I liked it better when you were Darth Vader.

Yeah but,  do you realize the skill it takes to kill a man with dental tools...?  

 

It'll actually scare some to death just seeing the dental tools...

[nhpleasantlakebass]

On 4/14/2017 at 11:11 AM, MassBassin508 said:

Supervisor/Process Technician for an injection molding company.We make plastic buckets and pans for fish and scallops.So i work in the the fishing industry.

Do you make the blue fish tubs with white lids?

[CTBassin860]

4 hours ago, nhpleasantlakebass said:

Do you make the blue fish tubs with white lids?

I do actually

[nhpleasantlakebass]

that's awesome...im  a chef I use those for everything I have about 20 in my garage I use to store random tackle,  they work great for soft plastic overflow

[CTBassin860]

@nhpleasantlakebass do you buy from us??

[yosef]

CNC programmer / machinist can be stressful at times but I get to make parts for my fishing reel and other stuff for fishing when I get down time 

[XpressJeff]

Retired from the United States Marine Corps in 1995. I have seen the very worst parts of most countries earth. Started off in the infantry but learned quickly there was not much future in that.  I went on to repair and fly helicopters. After retirement I created maintenance manuals for aircraft and components. Fun when you're young!

 

 

Now I am an ornery old man that harasses his grandchildren. After a number of replacement parts the good Lord allows me get a line wet every now and then.

[nhpleasantlakebass]

11 hours ago, MassBassin508 said:

@nhpleasantlakebass do you buy from us??

Not directly I get my fish delivered in them

[CTBassin860]

2 hours ago, nhpleasantlakebass said:

Not directly I get my fish delivered in them

Thats pretty cool.Small world

[*Hootie]

I am currently retired for a living,...."and loving it". I spent 45 yrs. welding, and 32 yrs. at the company that I retired from, building fire trucks. "LOTS AND LOTS OF FIRE TRUCKS". So if you ever have a fire, and are in need of the services of your local fire dept,...."you're welcome". We built trucks for Sutphen, Hendrickson, Ferrara, American Le France, E-1, among others.

 

Hootie

 

[DogBone_384]

I'm on an E-1.  Thanks for the cup holders and the A/C.  My first pump was a 1/2 open cab 1978 Sutphen....

[Burtonxj]

Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority. Do maintenance at one of their parks. Work outside every day. Can't complain!

 

My office

[MisplacedTexan99]

On 4/21/2017 at 10:12 PM, XpressJeff said:

Retired from the United States Marine Corps in 1995. I have seen the very worst parts of most countries earth. Started off in the infantry but learned quickly there was not much future in that.  I went on to repair and fly helicopters. After retirement I created maintenance manuals for aircraft and components. Fun when you're young!

 

 

Now I am an ornery old man that harasses his grandchildren. After a number of replacement parts the good Lord allows me get a line wet every now and then.

Thank you for your service

[XpressJeff]

Thank you for saying so MisplacedTexan99, but it was my honor to serve our nation and carry on a belief that it takes some sacrifice from all of us to maintain the finest standard of living the world has ever known.

 

God Bless America!

[WIGuide]

Currently I'm working for a custom clothing company and am in charge of packing, labeling, and scheduling all the larger shipments. It's a pain in the rear end and I'm not fond of it. I'm also a part-time fishing guide in the summer months, and a Junior High Boys and Girls basketball coach in the winter. I get far more satisfaction out of my part time jobs than I do my regular job. Hopefully going back to school in the fall so I can move into a better situation. 

[Redlinerobert]

On ‎4‎/‎23‎/‎2017 at 5:10 AM, *Hootie said:

I am currently retired for a living,...."and loving it". I spent 45 yrs. welding, and 32 yrs. at the company that I retired from, building fire trucks. "LOTS AND LOTS OF FIRE TRUCKS". So if you ever have a fire, and are in need of the services of your local fire dept,...."you're welcome". We built trucks for Sutphen, Hendrickson, Ferrara, American Le France, E-1, among others.

 

Hootie

 

 

I've always wanted my very own firetruck.  instead of water, I'd fill it...with beer!

[flechero]

1 hour ago, Redlinerobert said:

I've always wanted my very own firetruck.  instead of water, I'd fill it...with beer!

 

It's probably a real good thing that we live 2000 miles apart! 

[I.rar]

Awesome to see everyone's back ground. 

I shipped collectibles for a small Internet based company for the past 6 years and worked my way up to supervisor....Yay. Super convenient, flexible, paid bills and hobbies. 

Now I start my new job/career next week for a company that is one of the largest suppliers of ground service equipment for aircraft in the world. I'm stoked. 

[UPSPondGuy]

I'm a UPS Delivery Driver......

[iaYakker]

This is awesome. A few careers I've never really heard of. I'm trying whatever I can to somehow have some sort of 'Aha' moment in terms of finding something I get satisfaction out of at work. I literally have no idea what I could tolerate doing 8 hours a day that doesn't require sitting down all the time. My patience is waning.

[XpressJeff]

17 hours ago, I.rar said:

Awesome to see everyone's back ground. 

I shipped collectibles for a small Internet based company for the past 6 years and worked my way up to supervisor....Yay. Super convenient, flexible, paid bills and hobbies. 

Now I start my new job/career next week for a company that is one of the largest suppliers of ground service equipment for aircraft in the world. I'm stoked. 

 

I.far, are you talking about ground accesses stands, or pneumatic/hydraulic service carts and the such.

 

Since I know you weren't there then I can admit that I have MANY times wanted to beat the crap out of GSE workstands!

 

I t was like they were designed to prevent you do from doing your job from. Sorry, Just venting!?

[gim]

I'm an Investigator for the FDA (Food & Drug Administration).  Its tolerable most days, and actually interesting on others.  Used to work for the Minnesota DNR (Department of Natural Resources) after college for a while until this offer came along 8 years ago.  Like most others here, I'd rather be fishing than working but unfortunately that's not a reality at my age right now.

[deaknh03]

22 hours ago, iaYakker said:

This is awesome. A few careers I've never really heard of. I'm trying whatever I can to somehow have some sort of 'Aha' moment in terms of finding something I get satisfaction out of at work. I literally have no idea what I could tolerate doing 8 hours a day that doesn't require sitting down all the time. My patience is waning.

Don't get stuck on standards like 8 hr days and stuff like that. Plenty of enjoyable money making opportunities outside of that box.

[scrutch]

I'm a Lineman for an electric company.  It's the only job I can do since I'm scared of heights and electricity.

My wife has been an Attorney since 1998. 

[I.rar]

On 4/26/2017 at 3:31 PM, XpressJeff said:

 

I.far, are you talking about ground accesses stands, or pneumatic/hydraulic service carts and the such.

 

Since I know you weren't there then I can admit that I have MANY times wanted to beat the crap out of GSE workstands!

 

I t was like they were designed to prevent you do from doing your job from. Sorry, Just venting!?

 

You know, I'm not exactly sure lol. I know they do tooling and tons of gse stuff. I start Tuesday morning so I'll let you know how it goes.