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i am a "stay at home dad" which basically means i dont work as to the definition of a "real job". i spend my days chasing a 4 year old, which doesnt pay much, but can be fun. naturally i dont get a paycheck so all my work to my car is done RIY(ruin it yourself) or i save what i make from flipping junk on craigslist.

how do you guys make bread to pay for your beretta fetish?

Self employed here. Run a small computer shop actually. Also volunteer for the fire and ambulance, and various other things..... I keep busy.

That sort of explains the threads you start. Boredom,eh?

I own an automotive repair shop. I also pick cars up cheap (partly because of my line of work) and fix them properly and flip them.

I'm self employed and I sell used car parts. I also sell some NOS car parts, detail cars, refinish parts and do a little mechanic work as well.

IT Admin at the Cup Noodle company.

SuzukiGhostRider wrote:Flip them.

When I first heard this term I really didn't know what it meant. I thought it was literally flipping over cars. Like cow tipping.

Police officer........its pretty much self explanatory lol.

Vehicle technician in the Canadian military. Well in the process of being one just need to do acouple more courses. Love it.

IT Admin at Fiberoptics Technology.

Designer/CNC operator at a factory and some freelance design. Slammed with work usually.

I do graphic design for two different companies, while on the clock for only one of them! lol
I also do volunteer work with children and play with cars in my spare time.

Production Manager/Plant Engineer at Engineered Recycling Co. We take plastic trash and turn it into usable plastic for other companies.

Spare time? What's that?

heavywoody wrote:Spare time? What's that?

Um...yeah, that's kinda how I am!! I'm usually only "home" for 5 mins at a time before leaving again. I don't even know why I refer to it as home anymore...heck I'm not even in my home state 99% of the time!

I am the Senior Supply Chain Team Specialist here at Red Robin. It's a really fancy way of saying department coordinator. I have worked for this company for the last 16 years, 14 of that in the restaurants and now almost two years here in the corporate office.

Styluss wrote:I am the Senior Supply Chain Team Specialist here at Red Robin. It's a really fancy way of saying department coordinator. I have worked for this company for the last 16 years, 14 of that in the restaurants and now almost two years here in the corporate office.

So you can send me coupons?

YUM!

3X00-Modified wrote: So you can send me coupons?

YUM!

I've never even eaten there. Ryan, you're SO taking me next time I come back! lol