What do you do for work?

Cash Transportation

 

I do Mechanical Design

Actually looking for the 3rd Gen CADs to design and fab a cargo rack and maybe plates for my Taco!
I have done a lot of parts for the JKs

PM if you are interested on design and engineering services, our rates are super afordable!

http://www.deserv.mx/

 

I work for an Architectural firm/construction as a superintendent and project manager. I started out on the design team for 5 years and it's my second year in the construction side. We build alot of commercial shell buildings and but just started on building custom residential homes.

Here's one that we finished foundation on last week. Preparing to frame. I was able to procure ram windows for our mail flanged windows and western window system for the sliding doors and windows for a measly 150k. Just for the windows... Lol

 

I used to do this for a living:

This is 486. Had it issued to me for four years.




Went to school for this:



I loved these little guys:




Iraq


OH-58D

 

God bless America, what a beautiful bird. Thank you for your service!

 

Engineer. Not bad work but my dream job in my youth was to be a test pilot for a major condom manufacturer.

 

Thanks. It was my pleasure.

 

I work on these bad boys

 

I currently am on disability working retail to bring in some extra, easy exempt income. Being that I work in a store dedicated to the great outdoors and hiking I have access to discount and we're encouraged to take lots of time off to explore the area, test product, and find places to recommend to our customers. I've started the preliminary steps of starting my long-time dream of having a photography business. BC has some really excellent resources and programs dedicated to helping people with disabilities start up and maintain their businesses.

I would like to go back to school within the next three years for automotive tech but the school in town is not a good fit for me, so once we move south I'll look into enrolling at the university down there.

 

Switched jobs last year (coming up on my 1year anniversary at the new company). Was a Project Manager for a DoD service company managing a contract to build full equipment-rack communications systems for the Navy. I now work for General Atomics as a Cybersecurity Engineer. They manufacture the Unmanned Aircraft Vehicles you may or may not have read about in the news.

 

I don't. Retired.

 

I teach beginning, intermediate and advanced motorcycle safety/skill courses. And my weekday job is a cake decorator.

 

You could be making a ton right now in Pennsylvania. They canceled the Motorcycle safety program and people are looking for other avenues.

 

Brake pads, you say? Are you working down there at Callahan Auto? I heard Tommy just sold a half million brake pads!!

 

I should have retired 4 years ago but each year I get 2% more of my salary for each year I stay. That's 34 years or 68% so far. I work for the government for a certain technology security agency. Maybe next year I'll go to relieve the incredible stress.

 

Nah man, I'm at PFC Brakes. Check us out if you need any high performance braking solutions/packages. We do it all from motorcycles to Indy Cars. I see about a half million brake pads a day lolol.

 

I was joking, bro. Callahan Auto is a fictional brake pad company on the movie Tommy Boy with Chris Farley and David Spade. It's hilarious! You should check it out.

 

Oh damn, makes sense never mind me

 

30 year commercial aviation A&P mechanic. Taking an early retirement package in a few weeks