What do you do for a living? - Page 3

tes151 · #31 01-08-2010, 01:27 PM

Been driving trucks for 27 years. Mostly OTR. Here is the one I've been driving for a while now.

ranger101 · #32 01-08-2010, 05:50 PM

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Originally Posted by smakes

thats your real job title

LOL You're right... Damn. But I do have a real job. But I do a couple different things there. Oil changes, tire rotations, paper work(office and bathroom), other little things.

2001xlt4d · #33 01-08-2010, 06:00 PM

Don't really have a "job" but i do have an internship with the sheriffs office logistics department. i get to play with guns, knives, body armor and police cars all day.
and i draw ss from my dad till i graduate. so i have some money.

sgtbigmac · #34 01-08-2010, 06:51 PM

Plumber....

Darkside926 · #35 01-08-2010, 07:01 PM

Apache Longbow Armament, Electrical, & Avionics systems repairer for the Army.
In a nut shell... an "Armament Dawg".

And if non of that ^ makes sense just ask and I'll break it down for you.... lol

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Originally Posted by davidjsouth

Well . . .I work for the all the fighting men and women out there. I'm a peon in the the DoD's logistics agency here in PA.

I pretty much pull anything and everything from tiny screws, washers, springs, pins to big pieces of air craft or vehicle parts and send it up the line to the next guy/gal to box up and ship out to what ever military base ordered it.

So you're one of the links in the supply chain that gets me all of my hardware I need for my birds... kewl deal

davidjsouth · #36 01-09-2010, 04:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Darkside926

Apache Longbow Armament, Electrical, & Avionics systems repairer for the Army.
In a nut shell... an "Armament Dawg".

And if non of that ^ makes sense just ask and I'll break it down for you.... lol

So you're one of the links in the supply chain that gets me all of my hardware I need for my birds... kewl deal

Yeah pretty much. Lately our warehouse has bene chaos. But what do you expect. We got humans running the show. So if somebody screws up your MRO request, it's not my fault, it's the dip stick who doesn't give a crap about why he's at work.

I'll be honest, it's not a glamorous job but knowing I serve people like you gives me a sense of purpose b/c alot of days it gets monotonous. Which is why I'm going to try and get some better training and hopefully move around with in DLA.

davidjsouth · #37 01-09-2010, 04:17 AM

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Originally Posted by tes151

Been driving trucks for 27 years. Mostly OTR. Here is the one I've been driving for a while now.

Ever come to York, PA? That's been in the news lately with the possibility of it moving if the union and the management didn't come to an agreement, But still I think 1000 people are loosing their jobs at the harley plant.

davidjsouth · #38 01-09-2010, 04:18 AM

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Originally Posted by MattFetters

I am a personal trainer and my family has started and own a couple personal training studios in orange county california.

www.tspot.org

Ah so you work with the hot chicks? LOL

davidjsouth · #39 01-09-2010, 04:20 AM

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Originally Posted by feather

college professor

subject?

tes151 · #40 01-09-2010, 08:43 AM

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Originally Posted by davidjsouth

Ever come to York, PA? That's been in the news lately with the possibility of it moving if the union and the management didn't come to an agreement, But still I think 1000 people are loosing their jobs at the harley plant.

I live in York, PA. I work out of Manchester, PA where the warehouse for Harley is.

Quiz · #41 01-09-2010, 12:35 PM

I'm a University of Kentucky alum with a degree in Management. I work in Management for a company called S&S Tire. We are a regional distributor of most major brand tires, wheels, etc...we sell tires and wheels to independent shops, deliver them on our trucks. We also operate some retail stores of our own, some commercial truck tire centers of our own, and some truck tire retreading facilities. We also move some auto parts, like hitches and towing accessories, suspension stuff, etc. We used to have a full blown "Truck Accessory Division" that I operated prior to the economy taking a crap - That was a blast for me.

It's a cool gig now though - I get to meet a lot of people and see a lot of places.

RangerNDog · #42 01-09-2010, 01:28 PM

I work in the pressroom at RR Donnelly. We make all kinds of books. If you live on the east coast there is a good chance that we printed the book that your reading. The last few major books we printed at my plant are: the Sarah Palin book, the new Dan Brown The Lost Symbols, and a bunch of Michael Jackson books.

SparklezMxpx · #43 01-09-2010, 01:35 PM

Doggie Stylist =] Train Horses on the side, and going to be starting school for Custom Painting on vehicles and such

davidjsouth · #44 01-09-2010, 03:00 PM

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Originally Posted by tes151

I live in York, PA. I work out of Manchester, PA where the warehouse for Harley is.

Hey Hello, I live in York.

Right off PA ave.

Yrac · #45 01-09-2010, 11:29 PM

I tell people what to do, then make sure they do it. I'm a shift lead at a cereal factory, we take raw ingredients and turn it into finished, packaged goods, ready to ship.