Thread: What do you work at???

Patent attorney.

Clinical Psychologist

I am a veterinary technician by day, professional musician by night.

Originally Posted by thebaldbarber

I have done many face shaves in the past.Unfortunately as my business has grown time restraints per customer has taken care of that (can do 2 haircuts in the time it takes to do a proper face shave). We just don't have the man power to indulge in the time it takes anymore, plus some customers as much as they enjoy the service are shocked when quoted a price. I still do the occasional head shave (much easier,faster) and outlines as well as the neck. All done with a feather razor as per health regulations..... Oh the modern world, A world where work and life get in the way of a luxury of such a simple and enjoyable luxury as a straight razor shave. I guess you can call this little statement the Barbers lament....
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Too bad! When I win the lottery I'm going to open an old-fashioned barbershop that gives genuine straight razor shaves (no replaceable blades) using a steel-scaled straight razor sterilized in a steam autoclave.

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I work as a chef at a conference center. I owned a catering company for a while but all the equipment I had to move from job to job got really heavy. Maybe I am just getting older??

Cheers,
Tom

Web developer / multimedia technician, boring job

I teach/practice dermatology, and do basic skin research at the local university.

Originally Posted by RazorPete

I teach/practice dermatology, and do basic skin research at the local university.

You must have a strong stomach, no?

Its funny you say that because it's true, many dermatologists would rather just work with more or less healthy patients and do cosmetic stuff like Botox injections. They would rather not deal with the really challenging patients which you would think of as having really gross skin. These kind of patients require a lot more work which is not as reimbursable as cosmetic procedures are. But I like these more challenging patients. They really are appreciative when you can help them overcome their more severe skin problems.