YOYOYOReefer
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I married rich. I highly recommend it
Reefers! What is Your Profession?!
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cyber-security specializing in counter-social engineering attacks
I am a boatyard manager at a marina
eliaslikesfish
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genuinely curious, why a podiatrist instead of some sort of other doctor? Less school and more life than getting an MD? I know that’s why I decided to get into real estate than becoming a doctor. Always wanted to be a pediatric cardio thoracic surgeon because I had heart surgery when I was a baby but being done with school and residency well into my 30s, no thanks.Podiatrist, hard work but someone got to cut those toenails
Lbrdsoxfan
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Lol. They provide a FINE service.
Signed the guy that has lived in one flavor of steel (now alloy) toed boots for 30+ years.
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InvictusReef
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I’m a Process Engineer at a Tier 1 Automotive parts supplier. I design the process and recipes that are needed to produce good part castings. We do Aluminum die cast btw. Being an engineer is is blessing and a curse. I look at everything and want to improve it or redesign it but I am methodical in everything I do so reefing is the perfect hobby/business for me.What’s up Reefers!
We can’t all be Marine Biologists or Oceanographers, our lives take us on different paths sometimes. I’m a Journeyman Millwright of 20 years, basically an industrial mechanic. My super power is the ability to look at mechanical things that fail or need servicing, and figure out how to do so.
This ability and training allows me to diagnose and rectify many mechanical issues with reef tanks. I am also conditioned to perform regular maintenance routines on my tanks as well.
So my question to you is, what is YOUR profession, and how does it help you with reefing?
Readywriter
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I was a fire fighter in NY and then a combat corpsman (1st Battalion 9th Marines). Left the military in 2010 when I was 23, floated around some dead end jobs for a while, fully retired in 2015 (when I was 29). Now I spend my time in ministry with a focus on helping veterans and first responders overcome ptsd.
encrustingacro
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HS senior. I plan on going into engineering for college and then possibly starting either a reef equipment or dive camera company, but the latter two are far off in the future. I sort of also want to go into marine biology and study corals, but I know that doesn't make a lot of money.
Readywriter
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Put a tray of xenia out and see what happens.
Sys AdminWhat’s up Reefers!
We can’t all be Marine Biologists or Oceanographers, our lives take us on different paths sometimes. I’m a Journeyman Millwright of 20 years, basically an industrial mechanic. My super power is the ability to look at mechanical things that fail or need servicing, and figure out how to do so.
This ability and training allows me to diagnose and rectify many mechanical issues with reef tanks. I am also conditioned to perform regular maintenance routines on my tanks as well.
So my question to you is, what is YOUR profession, and how does it help you with reefing?
Minifoot77
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Semper fi doc I was an enlisted marine from 99 to 07
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