What does everyone do for a living?

[Bird]

Did so many things. 

Army, carpenter, residential electrician, Cabinet maker, industrial crane operator, flip houses. 

I was the epitome of a workaholic my entire life when the wife said " PLEASE retire ". Lol

Enjoying 2nd year of retirement as requested. 

[Jigfishn10]

Underwear model for men's incontinence wear.

[BigAngus752]

Retired LEO (28 years). I now work full-time running a tactical training complex (multiple shooting ranges, scenario training areas, defensive tactics gym, fleet of training squad cars) for one of the oldest police academies in the nation. Very blessed!

[DitchPanda]

36 minutes ago, TnRiver46 said:

So you’re a moonshiner .......

Well its a little more complex then that but in layman's terms yes I'm a moonshiner 

36 minutes ago, TnRiver46 said:

 

 

36 minutes ago, TnRiver46 said:

 

 

[TnRiver46]

2 minutes ago, DitchPanda said:

Well its a little more complex then that but in layman's terms yes I'm a moonshiner 

 

 

Well that begs the question, how fast is your car???!!

[Way north bass guy]

I’m a fourth generation stonemason, been doing it full time for 25 years now. I’ve actually worked on several properties where all four generations of my family have done stonework on over the years. When I was a kid I used to go to my dads jobs ( most are on the lakes around here for cottagers), and fish all day off the dock while he and his crew worked. I’d have lunch with them and then head back to the dock to fish. When I was 13 he told me to put down the rod and pick up a trowel. Worked for him in summer all through high school, then full time once I graduated. He retired about 11 years ago, and I’ve run my own business since then. I work by myself, taking on all kinds of stonework projects, as well as installing/inspecting wood stove/chimneys for insurance companies. It can be tiring work some days, but I love it ( don’t need to go to the gym either ?). I’ve worked for some pretty high profile people over the years, had some work featured in several magazines, and have never had to advertise for more work. The bonus part is that many of my projects are on islands in the summer, so sometimes I get to “sneak away” a touch early to fish my way home at the end of the day. 

[Bird]

35 minutes ago, TnRiver46 said:

Well that begs the question, how fast is your car???!!

Ahhh, your looking for an Express delivery of shine. ?

[E-rude dude]

Cryogenic liquid relocation specialist ?

[Black Hawk Basser]

16 hours ago, DitchPanda said:

I'm a Plant technician 3 for POET biorefining at a plant about 6 miles from my house. POET is the biggest ethanol and ethanol co products producer in the United States. I'm mainly involved in the production of products and cleaning of plant equipment(operations side)...I also do some maintenance and I'm the plants lead contact on water chemistry.

For about a year, I worked on the rail/loadout crew at the ethanol plant in Arthur, IA.  It was the most interesting, physically taxing, and dangerous gig I've ever had.  This was about 13 years ago.

[Hewhospeaksmuchbull]

Landscaper, more of the hardscape variety. Concrete, pavers, retaining walls, pergolas and decks.

 

[Tennessee Boy]

11 minutes ago, Pickle_Power said:

For about a year, I worked on the rail/loadout crew at the ethanol plant in Arthur, IA.  It was the most interesting, physically taxing, and dangerous gig I've ever had.  This was about 13 years ago.

It's a dangerous business.  I had a cousin who's still blew up.  It put him in the hospital for a month.

[lo n slo]

retired after 30 years with the local water works at the end of 2010. after that i did side jobs with friend til March 2020.

[DitchPanda]

3 hours ago, TnRiver46 said:

Well that begs the question, how fast is your car???!!

Not fast enough to do it illegally

 

1 hour ago, Pickle_Power said:

For about a year, I worked on the rail/loadout crew at the ethanol plant in Arthur, IA.  It was the most interesting, physically taxing, and dangerous gig I've ever had.  This was about 13 years ago.

its a strange job for sure...the operations stuff takes years to learn and master

[The Bassman]

Painter for 47 yrs., self employed the past 30. Gives me more time to fish.

[12poundbass]

I’ve been a utility locate technician for 11 years now. I’m the guy that puts the annoying paint and flags in your yard. ?

 

As of this year I’m the supervisor of our West Michigan locating department. It’s been a fun and interesting job. 

[Catt]

6 hours ago, N Florida Mike said:

I currently also do part time security at my church...

 

I'm our director of building maintenance, on the security team & my youngest son, one grandson & l run the audio/video equipment.

 

The pay ain't great but the benefits are out of this world!

[whitwolf]

Been in the furniture industry for 30+ years. I've done almost everything in the plants and office.  These days I play with new projects and will retire in a few years. 

[slonezp]

7 hours ago, Jigfishn10 said:

Underwear model for men's incontinence wear.

[a1712]

I also help my Wife with raising her Olde English Bulldogges. Our current litters, 3 weeks and 2 weeks. Brian.

[slonezp]

6 hours ago, E-rude dude said:

Cryogenic liquid relocation specialist ?

You sound like me. I move heat, or at least I used to before I got hurt.

[Fallser]

21 hours ago, Luke Barnes said:

Were you at Ft Lee, VA? I was in logistics in the Army from 2003-2010. 

No, I was located in Philadelphia at the Defense Supply Center there.  I made a couple of trips to Ft. Lee for meetings when I was an Inventory Manager.  As an account manager, all the accounts I managed were in WESTPAC.

[LrgmouthShad]

School. I do school

[dave]

I sell the raw materials that sign makers use to make signs.

[Bankbeater]

Maintenance / Facilities Project Engineer for both office and factory for the past 34 years.

[fishingtx]

3 hours ago, LrgmouthShad said:

School. I do school

same

just finished staar testing for the year now I got final exams

and a 12 page essay in 7th grade