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What Do You Do For A Living?
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I own/operate a "Quick Lube".
35 years in the business.
21 years at current location.
35 years in the business.
21 years at current location.
I repair and maintain the equipment that makes LEDs. On my days off I work on sterilizers, surgical tables, lights, decon equipment, ect.
Quality Engineer. My employer is the sole supplier of fuel for the U.S. Navy's nuclear fleet of submarines and aircraft carriers.
Lowly programmer.
Tech support engineer for temperature controls, rate indicators, counters, and timers.
General Motors GCA Export Auditor, Camaro & Cadillac
Retired. Former plant manager.
Technical Design of Cloud Applications.
Originally Posted by CT8
Seems like all the posters have important employment.
Back in the day I was head bottle washer at Vernors.
Seems like all the posters have important employment.
Back in the day I was head bottle washer at Vernors.
I maintain an EC 135 T2 AMS Helicopter.
Originally Posted by Ursatdx
I own/operate a "Quick Lube".
35 years in the business.
21 years at current location.
I did that as well. Started off at a dealership, then worked for an independent shop. You remember QLube? Worked for them until the Pennzoil-Quakerstate merger in turn QLube was absorbed by Jiffy Lube. Left them to manage a Texaco Xpress Lube, then back to another independent...then decided to get into trucking. About 14 years total in the quick lube business.
I own/operate a "Quick Lube".
35 years in the business.
21 years at current location.
I did that as well. Started off at a dealership, then worked for an independent shop. You remember QLube? Worked for them until the Pennzoil-Quakerstate merger in turn QLube was absorbed by Jiffy Lube. Left them to manage a Texaco Xpress Lube, then back to another independent...then decided to get into trucking. About 14 years total in the quick lube business.
Originally Posted by CT8
Seems like all the posters have important employment.
I knew this would be interesting. You're right. A lot of very cool and important careers here that help the country/economy thrive.
I'm sure we'll have some sarcasm along shortly about a professional basement dweller.
Seems like all the posters have important employment.
I knew this would be interesting. You're right. A lot of very cool and important careers here that help the country/economy thrive.
I'm sure we'll have some sarcasm along shortly about a professional basement dweller.
These days I'm the ice cream man, stop me when I'm passin' by! Well, if your machine is broken, anyways, in SW Ohio & northern KY.
Stay at home dad. One on one defensive tactics and firearms instructor a few times a year to mostly surgeons, doctors, and lawyers, corporate executives, via word of mouth.
Before that, a police officer. Before that a court bailiff. Before that a corrections officer in a mental health state prison (terrible). Before that a loss prevention security officer for a large retail chain. And a small engine repair shop.
Before that, a police officer. Before that a court bailiff. Before that a corrections officer in a mental health state prison (terrible). Before that a loss prevention security officer for a large retail chain. And a small engine repair shop.
Property management for myself. I manage and do a lot of the repairs and maintenance to them.
Sales for TEXAS REFINERY.
President of STEVE IS THE OIL GUY if you have a lubrication issue we have a solution.
Sales for TEXAS REFINERY.
President of STEVE IS THE OIL GUY if you have a lubrication issue we have a solution.
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