What does everyone do for a living?
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Redruuum75
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Residential/ light commercial interior/exterior painter.
Mountain Pirate
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My full-time, regular job is as the sales and business development manager for a commercial roofing company serving Colorado and the Intermountain West. I also OWN a small package / mobile notary / process serving business which will hopefully keep me in "walking around money" when I retire in 3 years.
Reelfoot Relics
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I grow and sell Grass
I grow and sell grass for a living.......... Mostly Bermuda. Sod Farmer
I grow and sell grass for a living.......... Mostly Bermuda. Sod Farmer
Blewfur
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I am an ER nurse. Covid is keeping us busy. I don’t get to hunt as often as I would like.
Retired Mechanical Engineer (with a PE). Retired at 62 years old when too many 20-somethings came into our firm with their ideas they could be a project manager in 6 months on the job and just out of college. And they spent about 5-6 hours a day on their smart-phones and not doing any real work.
Target Digger
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I'm currently a senior account manager for a large distribution company, everything from toilet paper to transformers. I retired from a utility company in the southeast and they are my only customer. I work in Florida so I do a lot of beach hunting. I'll be retiring for the second and last time in May of next year. Very intresting to see all the different things we do to put food on the table but all have the love of metal detecting. Keep digging my friends!
Bioheat1969
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I'm a Sterile Compounding Pharmacy Technician, I make IV medications, I've been kept very busy with COVID-19, metal detecting helps me unwind.
Offroader
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Youtube "influencer".
That's a "job" you can make a living at?!?
Bioheat1969
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Beleive it or not, my friend's kid makes a fortune playing video games on YouTube, he just bought a house and a classic car. The kid (he's 25 years old) has a studio in his house, and spends 8 hours a day just recording and playing.
Damn, I must be getting old!
Offroader
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Not really a "job" since I really only do any "work" one or 2 days a week. But, yes, when done right, one can make a living at it.. It took me a few years to figure out how to do it "right"..
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beamwalker
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i do trash pickup
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I've been a paramedic on the east coast of Canada for 23 years
Digger RJ
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I own and operate a Handyman Service. Been in business and growing for almost 10 years.
