What do y'all do for a living?

[Iron Mike]

retired IRONWORKER out of local 29 in Portland, Oregon.

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[Nevadajack]

US Navy HT...then Plumber (UA/Teamster)

 

[WD8CXB]

Electrical/Electronics Engineer

 

[basicbetty]

Lighting/Electrical contractor. Pretty much just send my 15 guys around changing a lot of light bulbs (all in Fords, btw)

 

[InSearchOfLight]

Professional photographer, former IT Manager & Loan Officer.

 

[GadgetBob]

Spent 30 years in the Navy working Nuclear Propulsion. Now I do whatever she tells me to do...

 

[Nasto]

Just curious what funds all these cool trucks?

Assistant Controller (Accountant) for an ecommerce company here

Took early retirement so I can spend more time clearing the truck recalls.

 

[Boen]

Owner operator AB Transmission

 

[Buyer2021]

For the last 24 years I've been leading teams and managing a variety of technologies and products that are used to score, produce, and televise professional golf tournaments.

That sounds interesting!

 

[TP2]

Just curious what funds all these cool trucks?

Assistant Controller (Accountant) for an ecommerce company here

Retired Director of Maintenance for a large Gas-Cstore chain in Las Vegas NV

 

[crazywayne311]

man! ton of veterans and tons of electricians/electrically backgrounded people here!

I guess I should fluff my post from earlier up a bit. Currently a Master Electrician in VA.

Went to Antarctica for one summer season and did electrical work

Currently making MW working as a Local 50 Maintenance Operator for 2 Westinghouse 191 and 251 Combustion Turbines and 4 7EA GE Combustion Turbines.

 

[v8440]

Ok ok, I'm not really a urinal cake replacer. Well, I am, but it's my side hustle. I'm an electrical engineer at a power transmission coop. But I make the big bucks cake slingin'.

 

[powerboatr]

I try to not look up what they're in for. In my experience, if they're almost perfectly normal, it's probably DUI related. But that probably only applies because of the prisons I've worked at. All the child sex act people I've been around have been pretty strange.

not to high jack
but due to a clerical error in NM i had the privilege; i guess thats the word..... to be in facility guest for 79 hrs until the error was corrected...OMG the place was full of crazies and the like.
worse part was i looked like a guy wanted for murder in sacramento...i keep having nightmares of CON AIR

 

[powerboatr]

US Navy HT...then Plumber (UA/Teamster)

HTs were our friends when i was ships company on saratoga.
if we couldnt hammer it fixed, you guys showed up to weld it SHUT
i miss those times

 

[Larrymoe]

not to high jack
but due to a clerical error in NM i had the privilege; i guess thats the word..... to be in facility guest for 79 hrs until the error was corrected...OMG the place was full of crazies and the like.
worse part was i looked like a guy wanted for murder in sacramento...i keep having nightmares of CON AIR

Intake is when they're at their craziest. They're coming off whatever they're on, they're agitated and it gets wild. County lock ups are worse than the state's. Usually by the time they're in prison prison, they've detoxed some, they're back on their meds and most become a little more reasonable.

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