So what does everyone do for a living?

[Ajbeardow]

As the title says, what do guys do for a living and where? I wonder if certain professions drive people to fill their houses with Ts more than others.

I've been a graphic designer for the last twelve years. Currently working as a lead creative at a marketing company in Preston, UK.

The stress of dealing with clients is definitely worse than dealing with deadly animals.

 

[Konstantin]

I have been working as a chef for nearly 18 years .
Currently in Clitheroe UK but live in Preston area too

 

[Ajbeardow]

I have been working as a chef for nearly 18 years .
Currently in Clitheroe UK but live in Preston area too

Always wanted to be a chef myself, but turned out to be a better baker.

It must be nice coming home to some customers who only eat insects

 

[Casey K.]

I am a sub contractor/contractor. I am a framer and I build barns. I have assisted in the construction of residential properties, as well.

 

[PanzoN88]

While not a full time job that pays (I love volunteering), I am an ordained priest in the LDS church. I am also going to school to become a writer of some kind. Either in the creative writing field as a screenwriter or in the technology field as a technical writer (which pays an eye popping amount).

 

[Ajbeardow]

I am a sub contractor/contractor. I am a framer and I build barns. I have assisted in the construction of residential properties, as well.

You ever go out of the way to point at stuff and say to people "I built that" That's what I'd do anyway.

 

[merlin87]

Computer geek / technical editor and writer. Currently with the Federal Service Desk, previously with NASA and National Missile Defense before that.

 

[Ajbeardow]

While not a full time job that pays (I love volunteering), I am an ordained priest in the LDS church. I am also going to school to become a writer of some kind. Either in the creative writing field as a screenwriter or in the technology field as a technical writer (which pays an eye popping amount).

Money isn't everything, but it helps to buy Ts.

 

[Ajbeardow]

Computer geek / technical editor and writer. Currently with the Federal Service Desk, previously with NASA and National Missile Defense before that.

That's quite the impressive list of references.

 

[Casey K.]

Computer geek / technical editor and writer. Currently with the Federal Service Desk, previously with NASA and National Missile Defense before that.

@EVERYONE- RUN FROM THIS PERSON! Anything that says "national defense"= government agency!! Clear your hard drives and cancel all illegal imports!!! Ha ha ha ha ha!

(jk jk, lol)

 

[Casey K.]

You ever go out of the way to point at stuff and say to people "I built that" That's what I'd do anyway.

Yes, I do. I'm proud of my work.

 

[octanejunkie]

I'm a turd herder

 

[Casey K.]

I'm a turd herder

Speaking of.....I was raised in the country. Very southern. I remember my childhood when my brother and I used to go out to the pasture and shovel cow patties, put them in a wheelbarrow and take them to our garden, lol.....sorry....just reminiscing, lol.

 

[PanzoN88]

Money isn't everything, but it helps to buy Ts.

Very true

 

[Enn49]

I'm retired so plenty time to watch the Ts.

 

[Aracnoenthusiast]

I'm a boat mechanic in the central United states

 

[Beowulf68]

Industrial engineer for automotive supplier. Before that

 

[Beowulf68]

Before that I flew things that had a constant oil leak and 10,000 moving parts under metal fatigue. Lol

 

[Sarah.Eileen]

As the title says, what do guys do for a living and where? I wonder if certain professions drive people to fill their houses with Ts more than others.

I've been a graphic designer for the last twelve years. Currently working as a lead creative at a marketing company in Preston, UK.

The stress of dealing with clients is definitely worse than dealing with deadly animals.

I'm a math professor in Virginia, and I'm currently working on my doctorate, so technically my job is teacher and student heh.

 

[menavodi]

Speaking of.....I was raised in the country. Very southern. I remember my childhood when my brother and I used to go out to the pasture and shovel cow patties, put them in a wheelbarrow and take them to our garden, lol.....sorry....just reminiscing, lol.

I bet you had a fantastic garden!