What is your job/occupation

LARedstickreefer · Jul 1, 2019

Smorgishborg said:
I’m a server and bartender at a nice seafood joint in LA while I finish up my bachelors in IT/Cybersecurity. Remember folks, don’t drink and reef.

In Louisiana?

Too late.

Peace River · Jul 1, 2019

Smorgishborg said:
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Remember folks, don’t drink and reef.

I think you may have just confused a whole lot of people here who think that drinking and reefing is the precise definition of vodka dosing!!!

Smorgishborg · Jul 1, 2019

LARedstickreefer said:
In Louisiana?

Too late.

Lol I should have specified better. Los Angeles

Smorgishborg · Jul 1, 2019

Peace River said:
I think you may have just confused a whole lot of people here who think that drinking and reefing is the precise definition of vodka dosing!!!

Martinis are the only proper way to vodka dose

DanConnor · Jul 1, 2019

I have two full time jobs; 3D illustrator and animator for industry, mostly GE; and tenured professor in similar subjects. I'm starting two smaller income sources: setting up rentals at a property I own in Ecuador, and a small frag farm in my basement.

LARedstickreefer · Jul 1, 2019

Smorgishborg said:
Lol I should have specified better. Los Angeles

Oh! The other LA.

Steven Garland · Jul 1, 2019

Rukk said:
Project Manager for a Mechanical Contractor, 40 years now.

For those that might not know what that means; we install plumbing, hvac, and mechanical systems, chillers, boilers, etc. in buildings being constructed like schools, hospitals, prisons , state and fed gov't buildings, etc.

Master Commercial Plumber for many years early on.

Can't say I love it anymore really, but don't hate it.

I'm also in the mechanical plumbing trade,about to start the 2nd year of my apprenticeship program with 2 years in the trade.

ACR copper,mini splits,dx,chilled water,chillers,fcu's,AHU's,cooling towers,steel,welding,fitting..yada yada you know the whole deal.

How do you feel about the point of sale Daikin chillers ? We have nothing but problems at the new tower we did at a resort that starts with D and ends in Y.

I love my job,until I get woken up by the GC at 3 in the morning because of stuff like this:

jordan10 · Jul 1, 2019

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Steven Garland · Jul 1, 2019

kschweer said:
Union tree trimmer. We trim and remove trees for the power companies.

You tree guys are nuts lol.

kschweer · Jul 1, 2019

Steven Garland said:
You tree guys are nuts lol.

Who me?

Lol quick pine I did for my neighbor the other day.

Steven Garland · Jul 1, 2019

Well my pics aren't uploading so you can't see all the fun I get to have lol.....

Brittany Marie · Jul 1, 2019

I was a pharmacy technician for 10 years, but recently left because I was offered a job after an internship as a lab assistant. Best decision I have ever made! It’s not a job if you love what you do!

tdlawdo · Jul 1, 2019

Brittany Marie said:
I was a pharmacy technician for 10 years, but recently left because I was offered a job after an internship as a lab assistant. Best decision I have ever made! It’s not a job if you love what you do!

Wow! So true and looks like a blast!

tidefanjam · Jul 1, 2019

instrumentation/electrical technician at a chemical plant in north florida

LARedstickreefer · Jul 1, 2019

kschweer said:
Who me?

Lol quick pine I did for my neighbor the other day.

You guys rock!

All Mixed Up · Jul 1, 2019

Operations manager for a granite/quartz/tile company. Massive headaches on a daily basis, but it's a rewarding job, and the perks of getting materials at cost is a bonus.

Although I have a lot more friends than I realized, because everyone wants the friends and family discount on their countertops.

IndyReef78 · Jul 1, 2019

My first career was as a music educator and piano accompanist, then I stopped working (HA!) and spent the next 14 or so years raising our two kids until they were well into full-time school. Then I decided to reinvent myself and pursue my current career, which is as a medical coder for a small hospital system.

I am blessed to be able to work from home full time, since all of my work is done on computers. I get to read medical records all day and learn all sorts of medical information, but don’t have to deal with any of the gross stuff, except for the occasional surprise pictures of a gnarly wound or ulcer in a patient’s chart!