What does everyone do for a living?

[mitchellmountain]

Chiropractor for close to 20 years, most days are great . A man can't ask for more.

 

[Mbogage]

Carpenter for 20+ years.

 

[glank09]

I do accounting and finance work for a mid-sized health system. Work from my walk out basement with great views and lots of wildlife.

 

[BI00DR3D]

Work for a local ISP.

 

[blsnelling]

Software programmer. It' pays the bills. I much more enjoy working with my hands, but the desk job pays better. I can come home and work on hobby projects for fun.

 

[Howard94]

Journeyman Electrician. Mostly industrial with some commercial.

 

[Catter]

Hunt fish and shoot, these days, after retiring from Ironworkers Local #147 in Ft. Wayne, In.

 

[Kroach]

Hunt fish and shoot, these days, after retiring from Ironworkers Local #147 in Ft. Wayne, In.

Fort Wayne here. Know a couple guys who are 147. I work for SDI Colubia City in the melt shop.

 

[tlsmith22]

Operate the electrical power grid, control all or parts of 7 states on the Eastern Interconnect. Been working in the power industry going on 35 years.

 

[dfschell]

Network Manager for a Health System
29 years.
Hoping to retire soon

 

[Red_Sled]

Operations Superintendent for a cigarette company. 12 years shared between the 2nd and 3rd largest tobacco companies.

 

[Dylanbooth74]

railroad carman and part time salmon and steelhead guide.

 

[Fartrell Cluggins]

New Years eve morning when my alarm goes off, will mark the last time an alarm ever wakes me for work. I'll be retired after 20 years of Coast Guard active-duty and nearly 20 as a CG civilian. The Coast Guard has been good to me, and it's been a privilege to serve the public.

 

[Tb72]

Welder at Charlotte pipe and foundry

 

[CorbLand]

New Years eve morning when my alarm goes off, will mark the last time an alarm ever wakes me for work. I'll be retired after 20 years of Coast Guard active-duty and nearly 20 as a CG civilian. The Coast Guard has been good to me, and it's been a privilege to serve the public.

All you retired people make me jealous. Only 35 more years for me.

 

[TheM1DoesMyTalking]

New Years eve morning when my alarm goes off, will mark the last time an alarm ever wakes me for work. I'll be retired after 20 years of Coast Guard active-duty and nearly 20 as a CG civilian. The Coast Guard has been good to me, and it's been a privilege to serve the public.

That is some impressive longevity. I am sincerely thankful for your service. Enjoy your retirement and happy new year!

 

[waspocrew]

Mohs surgeon/General dermatologist. I’ve been out of training for almost 2 years now. Life is much better outside of residency/fellowship - I can actually hunt now!

 

[jonesn3]

Geotechnical engineer (consulting firm)

 

[Decker9]

Left school at 14, started a millwright apprentice at 17, nearly 30 years in the trade now. It’s been great but my body sure regrets the decision 30 years ago lol.

 

[WMelbgator]

Been working in Supply Chain Management for 25 years. Mostly with DOD contractors, but now with a DOE contractor and love it. I've been to some amazing places and have meet some of the smartest people along the way.