Thread: What kind of work does everyone do?

I'm a full-time rural letter carrier. Had a home-based computer service business for about 5 years before that and in order to pay for advertising (and oh yeah bills) I worked part-time delivering mail. Originally, after college, I was a software engineer for about 10 years.

Love being a mailman. I met my "new" wife (you only get married twice in life) in my tiny post office. And since she is younger than me she can and wants to have children. I don't see retirement in my future. Funny how life is.

Im pretty sure I would start boring people with my job details....but I do love my job and the benefits are great I also do some stuff on the side that involves the ethically and morally challanged.

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bouncer/hitman??

Originally Posted by harold

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bouncer/hitman??

More along the lines of protection services and bail enforcement, but we are still feeling out the market so I dont have a good title to give you.

BTW, most bouncers are ethically and morally challanged lol

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I'm a health physicist (radiation safety) for a large aerospace company.

Originally Posted by mrcleanhead

I'm a full-time rural letter carrier. Love being a mailman. I met my "new" wife (you only get married twice in life) in my tiny post office. And since she is younger than me she can and wants to have children. I don't see retirement in my future. Funny how life is.

You seem to love your job and it sounds like with the right route to be very enjoyable especially outside of a big city. But I have a question.. Why do so many letter carriers go postal??

I would rather go postal than mental

I get paid to be a rough carpenter. I live dog training/breeding.

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