What I do for a living

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Salesman and contract manager for an ocean container carrier, shipping everything from toothbushes to fireworks. Tons of paperwork and stress! Its cool though - meet tons of awesome folks from all over the world (chasing that cargo!), never the same day. Getting a grasp of the flow of goods and raw materials globally is pretty sweet too.
 
Mostly retired now, 40 years as a food process engineer traveling the world building food processing/production facilities was enough.

I am assisting my current Lady with her business www.VictoriaChefina.com which is Artisan Chocolates, keeps me busy and her happy.
 
I am a parts professional for a GM Dealership
Pays good, and im good at what i do
Hopefully going to become department manager soon.
 
I glue animals on rocks for a living.
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Utility worker for underground electric. All day is digging pits or trenches. Taking turns getting yelled at about how were ruining your lawn or why we killed the tree/flowerbed/whatever you put in front of the transformer.
 

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