Hey, what do you all do for a living?

Started out as apprentice automotive mechanic, then took to being a fitter welder , swapping back and forth, worked on chainsaws - excavators, building factories to making car trailers, and truck bodies, last few years driving truck/trailers

Postman the last 27 years

Denn said:

Just being on this forum a short while there are some awesome people on here, great advice, some very good humour. Pretty sure we all know what bike you like, but what is your vocation, or what was?

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Apprentice trained CNC machinist and programmer/production Engineer in the Aerospace industry for the last 41 years

I am a physical scientist in my early 40s.

Woah, that explains the knowledge base that is on here! I think there is enough experience and wisdom here to maybe set this world straight again 🙂
was wondering if we were all Top Gun Pilots

9 years as a diesel mechanic, now working at my town highway department as a motor equipment operator. I've done a little bit of everything over the years like computers/electronics, welding, engine building, septic, home construction, networking, tuning and much more. It's good to know as much as you can. One of my latest projects is a aquaponics setup for my koi pond.

I sell cars for a living when they finally arrive !!!

I am an Operations Manager at an Energy Efficiency + Solar company.

I am a Plastic Engineer for 25 years.

Diesel mechanic for the last 20yrs Law enforcement before that.

I opened and run 5 recovery/sober houses for people getting out of treatment centres for addiction.
My motorcycle addiction is research.

I own a low voltage home integration / automation company.

I'm a software engineer. I write code (both embedded MCU and Windows), that control cable and wire harness test equipment. The testers are used at NASA, Boeing, Blue Origin, SpaceX, Northup Grumman... to name a few, to test the cables that go into their products. We tested all the cables on the Mars Rover. I've actually toured the SpaceX facility including a close up look at the Dragon capsule as they were designing it for human cargo. Fun stuff.

I'm a network and systems engineer (IT guy in common vernacular). Been doing it for nearly 25 years now. Just accepted a new gig this morning after quitting my last job on April 1. First time I've been unemployed since around 9 years old and I gotta say, I absolutely cannot wait for retirement!

Wow, there are some achievements on this page, looks like even though there is a big variety…everyone likes helmet therapy

Don’t anyone just smoke bones and drink beer

Militaey

LEAVEITSTOCK said:

Don’t anyone just smoke bones and drink beer

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I dont do either of those.
but I do work for government and Insulation and im also a part time janitor at a lawyers office. not joking. milking dat money. (they leave hundred dollars tips on desk often)

I work maintenance for a school. No tips for me but plenty of hours that sounds like a good gig

It’s a chill job. My own hours etc as long as work is done before open next day. Takes only a few hours
Averages about 35 a hour without tips but it’s a part time job, ain’t anything to gloat about but getting to walk around in a cut off shirt and gym shorts w work for couple
Hours every night is kinda like a workout

get paid plus workout