What’s your occupation?

[Steiny]

Was an industrial general contractor, sold out and retired two years ago.
Professional bum / fishermen / hunter now.

 

[Fire_9]

It is unpaid work that is sometimes rewarding, usually adrenaline-filled, sometimes dark, often times boring, and always desperately needed. I’d recommend it to everyone.

This sums it up pretty good. I always felt kind of guilty for no enlisting in the military so I look at it as my way to give back along with fulfilling my need for a little adrenaline

 

[MEG2]

With a degree in Ag Business, I’ve spent 15 years years in insurance as a property adjuster/auto damage appraiser and then the last 8 years a Facilities Manager for a medium size school district.

 

[Deleted member 38069]

This sums it up pretty good. I always felt kind of guilty for no enlisting in the military so I look at it as my way to give back along with fulfilling my need for a little adrenaline

Don't feel guilty! That is the same thing, serving a greater cause!

 

[Poke 'Em]

I own a tile & countertop business.

 

[Paul in Idaho]

I'm an Information Technology director now, after years in software development and database architecture.

 

[tim629]

Cattle Hoof Trimmer.

associate degree in ag business management, love what i do but always on the lookout for the "next" gig if the industry keeps spiraling. thinking something finance/business but who knows where life will lead, enjoying my current choice as long as it pays the bills

 

[HandgunHunter]

I sell my addiction......I make my drugs in a machine shop....

 

[mtmuley]

I build stuff. mtmuley

 

[Lostinthewoods]

Safety & Health nerd. No idea how I ended up here after I spent a decade in the military hiding from the Safety office!

I'm leaning towards the same thing when I finish my military career.
I did my bachelors in Occupational Safety & Health (thanks Uncle Sam) and I'm finishing up my Masters in Safety Management (thanks again Uncle Sam).

 

[BrentD]

View attachment 129673I build stuff. mtmuley

I like it. Say. You could give me a hand building a new duck and goose coop. Whatdaya say?

 

[furness]

It's interesting to see what everyone does. I have a small company doing epoxy floor coatings, deck coatings and polished concrete floors.

 

[mtmuley]

I like it. Say. You could give me a hand building a new duck and goose coop. Whatdaya say?

Not a problem. Trade you for vintage gun info. That house has a pool too. Price goes up. mtmuley

 

[Deleted member 38069]

I like it. Say. You could give me a hand building a new duck and goose coop. Whatdaya say?

Or blind!

 

[BrentD]

Not a problem. Trade you for vintage gun info. That house has a pool too. Price goes up. mtmuley

Our ducks like pools.

Vintage gun info is free. But I only know about a tiny little corner of it.

 

[Mainer207]

Carpenter/PM for a landscape design/build firm in Brooklyn, NY. Hardscapes, custom furniture, outdoor kitchens, etc.

 

[mtmuley]

Our ducks like pools.

Vintage gun info is free. But I only know about a tiny little corner of it.

I keep thinking the homeowners will call with a moose in the pool. Lots of them around the area. That house is a Smart Home. Everything can be controlled by internet. From anywhere. Even the swimming pool. Except the pool cover. Safety reasons. The sound system around the pool has 16 satellite speakers and two big subwoofers buried in the ground. A big TV in the screen porch with a barbeque area. Sorry, enough but it's a favorite that we have done. mtmuley

 

[JoltnJoe]

View attachment 129673I build stuff. mtmuley

Beautiful work sir!

 

[mdeerjunkie]

Electrical. Mainly residential. But sometimes commercial.

 

[mtmuley]

Beautiful work sir!

Not just me, it took a large crew of dedicated guys that know their craft. We still have most of them. It's key to keep talented folks to build homes like that one. They made my job easy. mtmuley