View Poll Results: What do you do for an income / living?
Automotive [Sales / Repair / Customize]
60
12.02%
Customer Service [Retail Sales / Phone Support]
36
7.21%
Legal [Law Enforcement / Lawyer / Court Services / Government]
48
9.62%
Manufacturing [Non-Automotive]
65
13.03%
Other [Computers and others not listed]
290
58.12%
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Where Do You Work?
07-31-2006, 01:37 PM
#131
Member
Join Date: 07-10-2006
Location: Dago
Posts: 58
Work? I guess that's why it's not called Play
Wife (who is the actual HHR driver, I'm just the occasional chauffer) is retired, but has liquid vitamin biz. Good stuff, really! (That's the end of her commercial) I drive a desk in the back office of a Mortgage Company. Secondary Marketing Analyst. This is our first new car, my second Chevy (1st was a '70 Nova SS w/454), and we like it.
08-03-2006, 11:31 PM
#132
Senior Member
Join Date: 08-01-2006
Location: San Marcos, TX
Posts: 175
I do not work for a living anymore. I would like to thank all of you U.S. taxpayers for supporting me 
Mind you, I did give you 20 years of my life in the USAF, working in the ultimate oxymoron, Air Force Intelligence. That may explain why I couldn't even get called for an interview when I was actively looking for work a couple of years ago. How many civilian companies need the skills developed by 20 years of spookiness? At any rate I have successfully stifled any further impulses to find work.
Again, my thanks to you all
Mind you, I did give you 20 years of my life in the USAF, working in the ultimate oxymoron, Air Force Intelligence. That may explain why I couldn't even get called for an interview when I was actively looking for work a couple of years ago. How many civilian companies need the skills developed by 20 years of spookiness? At any rate I have successfully stifled any further impulses to find work.Again, my thanks to you all
08-16-2006, 02:02 PM
#140
Senior Member
Join Date: 07-18-2006
Location: Upper East Tennessee
Posts: 443
Originally Posted by crowbar
water treatment plant operator
My dad was Water Treatment Plant operator, then supervisor for a bunch of years. When he worked graveyard, I would go in with him sometimes. With all the pumps running, and the reservoir filters, it was a fun, yet scary place.