Thread: SRP Professions - How about a random poll on what people do for a living?

Medical courier; soon-to-be barber.

Low level IT tech support, meaning angry people yell at me all day. Please send help.

I'm here to he'p you. I work for the gub'mint.

After getting thoroughly disenchanted with the no longer very lucrative and exciting long haul, super, heavy haul trucking (rolling road block type junk), about ten years ago, I became a chimney sweep. That was fun, but too seasonal.

I decided that I REALLY needed to make a new start and went to work for TxDOT. Hired on as a road hand/equipment operator. Enjoyed that for a while and an "inspector" job came open and I applied for, and got that gig.

Nowadays, I ride around in a pick-up and aggravate our various "low-bid" contractors. My main gig is keeping the guardrails stood up.

Beats working for a living.

I usually tell people I'm a piano player in whore house when they ask. Cuts down on the blow back.

University history professor.

Union Stagehand! Proud Member of IATSE Local 2!

been in the AutoBody field,fixing crashed cars and trucks and restoring corvettes for every day of every year since 1976.

I have a degree as an electrical engineer.
These days I own and run a small company in the audiovisual industry where we do mostly design and installation of VTC systems and Visualisation/Collaboration systems

I spent the better part of 25 years as a RF/Microwave technician, much of that time building spacecraft transponders for Hughes. XM Radio was the thing I worked on that anyone is likely to have heard of. Also a small time landlord/RE investor. Then I sold my holdings in southern CA and came up here to the Pacific northwest and bought a hotel. So I guess I'm an innkeeper and small businessman.

Lift truck mechanic.

professional tattooer