what do you guys do for $money$?

[jrmustranger97]

do you guys have fitter friday?

I work on elevators in seattle for OTIS Elevator

I just applied for the IUEC Apprentice program up in Maine! But untill then I'm stuck at my desk adjusting property insurance claims

 

[Hahnsb2]

I sell large amounts of cocaine to coke-heads for a retarded amount of money

J/K
I work in a shop that makes circuit boards and switches for pipe organ control systems, I usually stuff and solder large driver boards.

 

[Fordsforever]

Very interesting and diverse group we have here.
I am retired from a Utility Company in Northern Nevada, and now have a small mom-pop operation in So. Oregon providing a tractor/excavator service to homeowners.

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If a hugger saves a tree then wipe your ass with a spotted owl.

 

[BigClemsonFan]

a framer is someone who, well, builds the frames of a house. Looks like he needs a spell checker though.

Do you mean farmers?
You got a problem about farming?

No, it looks as though he should have read a little more closely before getting offended.

 

[Crazy_Bronco_2]

i am just starting up apprenticing. Been working at this shop for about 8 months now. Going to NAIT Feb. 4 for my first year, my boss is putting me through it, since we are slow it's a perfect time. My boss is awsome he comes in the back and jokes around with me and the other guy i work with. The other guy has worked there for about 25 years so he knows lots and lots, glad i get to work with these guys.
They both understand i still make mistakes and still need to been shown somethings, so at least they are Understanding.

 

[thesoundmaster]

I'm a building maintenance technician for Marriott International, working in a Courtyard by Marriot hotel. Pay is ok, schedule is terrible, saturday thru wed. noon to 8:30pm, thursday and friday off. I'd like to flip that thursday with saturday, but the odds of me winning powerball are greater than changing my schedule.

Before I started here, I did cable layout and home entertainment install for a small company here in Denver called ADVEnt (Audio Data Video Enterprises.) We were a subcontractor with Richmond American Homes, as well as Shea Homes, and Meritage homes. Job was hard, management sucked, co-workers were all crap, pay was amazing. In otherwords, the pay was the only reason I did it, and got tired of the bullshit.

Before that I worked at Target doing anything and everything.

 

[IcecreamLtDan]

I work for a company that services the machines the Federal Reserve Bank uses to sort, check for authenticity and shred unfit money.

 

[skippy]

I work for a company that services the machines the Federal Reserve Bank uses to sort, check for authenticity and shred unfit money.

need any help?

 

[Crazy_Bronco_2]

+1

 

[BlackBII]

I am a 'Software engineering Technician', although there is not a whole lot of 'Engineering' going on, just the job title, I am a Software Tech.

I used to drive a Concrete Truck,
I was once a certified welder
I was also a roofer for a few years
Strange how different jobs are SO very different.

 

[dogboy]

I work for BBR Motorsports. They do all kinds of aluminum motorcycle parts and bikes. I do alot of stuff, a little bit of cleaning/ sweeping, but mainly, I package stuff. Pretty fun.
It is nice working with people you like/ get along with. I bet most jobs are not like that (I'm still in HS).

 

[IcecreamLtDan]

Hehe, I figured such responses would show up. The security there is extremely strict. Each machine is in it's own room and access is limited. We're not allowed in there unless the machine is broke and needs fixing. There are armed guards and security cameras in the rooms and the surrounding hallways. We're watched like a hawk anytime we're in the room. It's kinda eerie at first, but you get used to it.

 

[swamprat]

CNC machinist for this company http://www.visumatic.com/index.html

I build the machine builder components

 

[spittinfire]

I've done a little bit of everything but currently I'm working for Eaton Corp. I do customer service and logistics for their electrical segment. It's not something I want to do forever but the benefits are awesome and it pays the bills!

 

[Carlos Murphy]

Jobs

Worked for three BMW dealers and two independents before settling down in the one I retired from after twenty years three and a half years ago for a total of thirty three years in the business.
My income is from my pension (don't count out unions) and S.S. and I have more toy money now than when I was working at $26.50 an hour.