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Operations Director for an large Urgent Care (Paramedic with a masters in healthcare administration). I also have a sulcata tortoise and breed Great Danes because I apparently love expensive hobbies!
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Body repair and painting for bmw. I do the big stuff and the little stuff. I specialize in trying for perfection...
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There are a few of is int the collision repair trade on here, thought i was alone in this hobby.
 
Local 43 IBEW electrician 2nd year apprenticeship did 12 years industrial maintenance before this
Local 351 here in line clearence. Hoping to eventually move to the line side eventually.
 
I knew it was on the pricier side of things when I first started looking at the fish...Pieced together my system over years of bargain hunting and Bartering. I work in a small Aviation component Manufacturing company as a Functional Lab technician (fuel, water, pneumatic and hydraulic components). I also see there are other veterans here. Welcome! From one of the crew from the Air Dept. of the Mighty USS Belleauwood LHA-3 (May she rest in peace). Happy Reefing!
 
Well, now I'm a sales manager for the same company, aiding people in helping middle and upper middle class families utilize reverse mortgages as financial tools.

Destitute clients don't qualify anymore, so it's a unique job!
 

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