What do you do for a living?

Student lol. I'm going into my second year of highschool. Will be turning 16 in April so I'll be able to have an actual job next summer which will help out a ton with my hobby. I've been stuck doing odd jobs for some money since I started my tank and have low end equipment that gets the job done and keeps my tank in pretty good shape.
 
My family runs a medical growing farm but I'm leaving for college in the spring! Secondary education in Mathematics! Hell, I might even go for college professor!
 
studied human disease, though in animals --> yet another reason I had no interest in staying in research. Made me sad to deal with even mice for research :(
I hear you. I work with inverts, most of them preserved, so I don't feel as guilty.
 
Machine operator at a battery factory.
Owner of a growing daycare. Love talking to curious kids of all the fish.
Part-time car mechanic. Just another hobby for fun.
 
When did you go through the nuke program? I was an electrician in class 9305. Served on the USS Henry M Jackson before teaching at MARF from 98-02

Ex-navy nuke as well (MM), class 8405, USS Long Beach.
Now I'm a plant manager of 2 power plants.
 

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