What does everyone do for a living?

[mod440ex]

Well its pretty self explanatory, just wanna know what everybody does for their living. I work at rr donnelley running a saddle stitcher, what fun.

[bwamos]

Engineering Technician (aka Draftsman)

[Ghost-Rider]

I need a job badly...

[Scro]

I work for a company that makes nautical maps.

[mod440ex]

Originally posted by bwamos
Engineering Technician (aka Draftsman)


thats cool, who do you work for,. i work in liberty

[YFZ450Ridr]

buss tables right now, in a few months ill be able to become a waiter.

after my final year of highschool this year ill be going into mechanical engineering. i already have 1 year of college credit done with project lead the way and ill have another after this year. i want to get into test and design for big machines.

[Raptor68]

I am a Quality Assurance Supervisor for a logisitics company. I am in charge of our ISO 9001 system, inventory accuracy, purchasing, safety, training, audits...basically, i wear many hats lol.

[mineralgrey01gt]

im in college right now. I built swimming pools for a while. Thats where im getting the money to build my R. After I get out of college ill be a Radiology Technician.

[Scro]

Originally posted by Raptor68
I am a Quality Assurance Supervisor for a logisitics company. I am in charge of our ISO 9001 system, inventory accuracy, purchasing, safety, training, audits...basically, i wear many hats lol.

Or in other words...$$$$$$

[honda8&3]

landscaper

[jesseweaver]

landscape part time and do tile and hardwood floors part time

[ZeroLogic]

Originally posted by bwamos
Engineering Technician (aka Draftsman)

For houses or buildings?

I'm a framer but I am considering becoming a draftsman. There's where the money it at. But I'll probably just swing a hammer for the rest of my life.:p

[250r4life]

whatever i can to earn a dollar... or two :devil:

Full time union operating engineer and part time in domain sales.

Domain sales I hear you say? You better believe it. Not real estate, stocks or anything can touch the potential profits.

Check out www.dnjournal.com and click on YTD sales.

Big $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ :)

[sly400ex]

Originally posted by HillClimbR
Full time union operating engineer and part time in domain sales.

Domain sales I hear you say? You better believe it. Not real estate, stocks or anything can touch the potential profits.

Check out www.dnjournal.com and click on YTD sales.

Big $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ :)

Domain sales? Do tell more!:cool: How did you get into that gig and is it worthwhile to investigate?

Also, you don't happen to be a 150 guy, do ya?


As far as the original poster of this thread, how do you like working at R&R Donnelley? I have it in the back of my head that I would like to work for them in the future. I work for a small company now that does some similar print work.

[TITAN450R]

Special Finance Mgr at a Nissan car lot.....

[mrusk]

Build backyards like this

[DVXracer]

Originally posted by Ghost-Rider
I need a job badly...

Amen.

[LTandRaptorider]

Every day I look for cracks... :p

Ultrasonic inspection of aerospace parts. Think of me when you fly! :eek: :blah:

Originally posted by sly400ex
Domain sales? Do tell more!:cool: How did you get into that gig and is it worthwhile to investigate?

Also, you don't happen to be a 150 guy, do ya?




150 guy? Hmmm........... not sure I understand ya there.

As for domain buying and selling, yes its worth it. The key to get started is not registering domain names nobody is going to want to buy off of you.

For starters, check out www.namenewbie.com and read it 5 times. Then go to www.namepros.com forum for domainers. I've learned everything I know there, great place. I'm hasrob there :)


Neither of those websites are mine FTR.



For the guy who builds the backyards with that pool, very nice work my friend :cool:

[ZWILLETT47]

I'm a Monkey Trainer...I 've been training one now for 24 years and have him riding quads pretty good....his name is Zac.

Dave

[krt400ex]

lawn maintenance/landscaping

[Mxjunkie]

Autobody fulltime mon-fri, contracting on the weekends doing framing and such at my fathers business.. I've also been detailing cars and trucks on nights too trying to pick up any bit of extra money I can.. I need a new quad :ermm:

[slowguy17]

Im a logger. So think of me when ur on the pot and use your charmin.

[juanki]

house builder....

www.alfaroconstrucciones.com

[speedjunkie13]

automotive technician

[CRich[814]]

i work at a car lot.


33% time i change tires and change oil and other small things. like today i put a bumper on a S10.

33% of the time i wash/detail cars.

33% of the time i clean up the shop or do stuff at the bosses house.

[AtvMxRider]

Diesel mechanic

[JOEX]

Gastric Satiation Technician

[BranMan]

Certified Welder

[mxraptor149]

Journalist.

[gncc025]

fresh out of college and unemployed:mad:
degree in tool & die/machinist

[wvspeedfreak]

I bust my knuckles on cars everyday.

[DVXracer]

Originally posted by ZWILLETT47
I'm a Monkey Trainer...I 've been training one now for 24 years and have him riding quads pretty good....his name is Zac.

Dave

That we need pictures or videos of.

[Pappy]

i dont have a job, im to lazy

[ZeroLogic]

Originally posted by Pappy
i dont have a job, im to lazy

All I ever seen you do Pappy is go to the mail box at the end of your drive way to pick up the welfare check and walk back inside and plop your *** on the counch and drink beer.







:blah:

[wvspeedfreak]

Originally posted by Pappy
i dont have a job, im to lazy

do they still give out welfare cheese?

[JOEX]

Originally posted by ZeroLogic
All I ever seen you do Pappy is go to the mail box at the end of your drive way to pick up the welfare check and walk back inside and plop your *** on the counch and drink beer.

:blah:
Isn't that what us Gods are supposed to do?:devil:

[DEAL]

Machinist/ cnc operator.

[dirtbike&quad]

Originally posted by DVXracer
That we need pictures or videos of.

he was talking about his son. put 2 and 2 together, look at his sig (his son's name is zac)
go figure...

[DVXracer]

Originally posted by dirtbike&quad
he was talking about his son. put 2 and 2 together, look at his sig (his son's name is zac)
go figure...

My bad. :scary:

[Quad18star]

Mines complicated.

Technically I'm an Assistant Manager with the largest aftermarket atv , snowmobile , motorcycle and watercraft stores in Canada ... but I haven't been back to work in 3 years.

By education , I'm a Civil Engineering Technician.

But hopefully I'll be going back to college very soon and taking an Environmental Technician- Protection and Compliance program and starting a new career in the environmental field as an environmental officer making sure big companies are dumping too much pollution or taking too much of the natural resources.

[Mx300exRyder]

I am an electician/lineman and the hardest and most important job a father to a new born

[wvspeedfreak]

Originally posted by Mx300exRyder
the hardest and most important job a father to a new born

Congrats!

[Ghost-Rider]

Originally posted by dirtbike&quad
he was talking about his son. put 2 and 2 together, look at his sig (his son's name is zac)
go figure...

Yay,


****Edited by Moderator****

Think before you post

[ZeroLogic]

Originally posted by JOEX
Isn't that what us Gods are supposed to do?:devil:

Only on Sundays.



And everyday that ends in "y" for some of us.:devil:

[Ghost-Rider]

Originally posted by Ghost-Rider
Yay,


****Edited by Moderator****

Think before you post

Oh common now, it wasn't that bad...

[JessetheKid]

i go to college for radiology...well hopefully

and when im on my breaks I work at a cryogenics company

[ZeroLogic]

Originally posted by Ghost-Rider
Oh common now, it wasn't that bad...

It was if a mod deleted it.;)

[pro-rider46]

my job is to beg for money at the foot of my father, then when he gives me money i go buy atv parts.:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

[JRP]

host/bus tables/car side at a resturant monday-thursdays and some weekends when i dont have races...

[klay_911]

well im 13 so i dont really have a job... kinda finding myself sorta down in a hole....were i really need some parts but i got no money...

and my mother and father own a resteraunt so sometimes they wake me up at 530 to go wash dishes... but hey i guess its worth it..

o ya, i mow a lawn once a week and make 25 bucks for gas lol

[JOEX]

Originally posted by klay_911
well im 13 so i dont really have a job... kinda finding myself sorta down in a hole....were i really need some parts but i got no money...

and my mother and father own a resteraunt so sometimes they wake me up at 530 to go wash dishes... but hey i guess its worth it..

o ya, i mow a lawn once a week and make 25 bucks for gas lol
Your parents might be getting a tax break for having you work so maybe you can use that for some leverage:D

[MX MaNiAc 06]

I am 17 and have been washing dishes since i was 15. Every penny ive ever earned has gone toward my 450 and believe it or not i have paid for the entire quad and every aftermarket part on it.

[klay_911]

yea haha JOEX i do haha... i make like 50 bucks a day there haha... only thing is they cant fit me into the schedule like regularly.... only when they need me or someone is sick...

me and my dad split the money for my toys... and then im on my own for parts... until christmas lol

[Ace Sixx]

Originally posted by MX MaNiAc 06
I am 17 and have been washing dishes since i was 15. Every penny ive ever earned has gone toward my 450 and believe it or not i have paid for the entire quad and every aftermarket part on it.

That is fantastic! Kudos to you. Sounds like you have a great work ethic.

I work for Ford Motor Company, Kansas City Assembly Plant--SUV (Escape) line. (We also build the F-150 at KCAP.) I work on cars in the paint shop after they come out of the oven (yeah, they're hot) looking for blemishes and repairing any defects I may find.

It was only 105 degrees at my job station last night, though the temp dropped to a cool 95 by the time I left after ten hours. I can't believe they pay me to have all that fun.

[Franky G]

Computer technician \ Electrician

[mod440ex]

As far as the original poster of this thread, how do you like working at R&R Donnelley? I have it in the back of my head that I would like to work for them in the future. I work for a small company now that does some similar print work. [/B][/QUOTE]



i dont know know yet, they just bought us and are getting ready to switch everything over in 08. its not a bad place,but we have the extra super retarded jackasses running the place so that doesnt help. what plant are you looking at?

[chris46250r]

I'm 35 years old and have had only two jobs and I started the last day of my junior year. I started out at the local Chevy dealership at the parts counter. Took alot of tests while I was there and became a Chevrolet Certified Tech. About two and a half years later I started with a new factory here in town that supplies Toyota, Nissan and Subaru. Been here for over 15 years and have been in charge of shipping, recieving, service parts, packaging and forklift training. The forklift training is fun and scary. Some people just dont realize that "little towmotor" that thier own will remodel a building in no time at all. I'm ready for something else now, gotta get out of this factory BS. Japanese owned factory by the way.

[bwamos]

Originally posted by mod440ex
thats cool, who do you work for,. i work in liberty

Butler Manufacturing.

Pre-Engineered Steel Buildings. (You'll probably see some of our old grain bins out in the farmlands).

[Raptor68]

Originally posted by chris46250r
Been here for over 15 years and have been in charge of shipping, recieving, service parts, packaging and forklift training. The forklift training is fun and scary. Some people just dont realize that "little towmotor" that thier own will remodel a building in no time at all. I'm ready for something else now, gotta get out of this factory BS. Japanese owned factory by the way.

I am in charge of our forklift training as well and you're right, those forklifts can demolish a building in no time. Especially when you have one that weighs 10 to 12,000 pounds...

[ShiftFMX]

I'm a Front Desk Agent at Marriott

[Ghost-Rider]

Originally posted by ShiftFMX
I'm a Front Desk Agent at Marriott

Oh the excitement !

[ShiftFMX]

Originally posted by Ghost-Rider
Oh the excitement !

Tell me About it, I stand here and surf the internet all day, I'm "Working" Right now actually

[chris46250r]

Originally posted by Raptor68
I am in charge of our forklift training as well and you're right, those forklifts can demolish a building in no time. Especially when you have one that weighs 10 to 12,000 pounds...

Yep. 10 - 12k lb forklift + 150 lb idiot = mass destruction and alot of paperwork!

[Ghost-Rider]

Originally posted by ShiftFMX
Tell me About it, I stand here and surf the internet all day, I'm "Working" Right now actually

At least you don't have to do a ton of work i guess...

[mephyst]

I sell women's shoes...

It's great... 10% commission.

Each pair of shoes is probably averages around 80 bucks... Yesterday, I sold just shy of 3,000 in shoes... on a Tuesday.......

Not to mention, its located in the most expensive mall in the country. Gwen Stafani regularly comes in... I have helped several of the girls from the Laguna Beach tv show... Last week I helped the lead singer of Linkin Park for his daughter or something... He was cool.

Also, last week I helped a hooker while her pimp and his body guard just awaited on the couches in my department. It was an awkward situation, but they ended up spending $1300. (In cash of course.)

Fun times... fun times.

Oh and I forgot to mention I'm taking 18 units this semester in 3 days... I'm working the other 4. So 32 hours a week of work and 18 units... I'm going to have NO life this year.

[chckmgntEX]

Jennmar corp. I make roof bolts,plates,props,etc. for the coal mines. im also our forklift trainer,and ISO auditor. jack of all trades,master of none.:D

[Ace Sixx]

Originally posted by mephyst
I sell women's shoes...

It's great... 10% commission.

Each pair of shoes is probably averages around 80 bucks... Yesterday, I sold just shy of 3,000 in shoes... on a Tuesday.......

Not to mention, its located in the most expensive mall in the country. Gwen Stafani regularly comes in... I have helped several of the girls from the Laguna Beach tv show... Last week I helped the lead singer of Linkin Park for his daughter or something... He was cool.

Also, last week I helped a hooker while her pimp and his body guard just awaited on the couches in my department. It was an awkward situation, but they ended up spending $1300. (In cash of course.)

Fun times... fun times.

Oh and I forgot to mention I'm taking 18 units this semester in 3 days... I'm working the other 4. So 32 hours a week of work and 18 units... I'm going to have NO life this year.

Have you seen anything--how should I put this--"interesting" while you are down fitting these women?:eek2:

[hardtrailz400]

I do real estate appraisal for the land aquistion department of INDOT. I basically say what kind of money the state will pay you when they take your land to build roads and bridges and stuff. Most people are pissed at first till they find out they get paid pretty good for a lil piece of land. I dont make much money, but i get great government benefits and paid training and like 35 paid days off a year.

I still do real estate appraisals, mow grass, trash-out foreclosed houses, minor remodeling and maintainence on or rentals and storage sheds on the side.

[ShiftFMX]

Originally posted by mephyst
It's great... 10% commission.

Each pair of shoes is probably averages around 80 bucks... Yesterday, I sold just shy of 3,000 in shoes... on a Tuesday.......



So your saying in one day...You made almost $24,000 in commission For selling shoes? :huh :rolleyes:

[joshyz125]

I drive a Semi for Fedex

[bwamos]

Originally posted by ShiftFMX
So your saying in one day...You made almost $24,000 in commission For selling shoes? :huh :rolleyes:

I'm pretty sure he meant he sold just shy of $3000 in shoes. Aka.. $300 commission.

3000 pairs @ 10min per pair w/ customer would equal 21 days straight w/o sleep or a break.

[woodsman250r]

I'm a sales coordinator in the parts department office for Gradall Inc., which manufacters excavators and vacall.

[mephyst]

Originally posted by Ace Sixx
Have you seen anything--how should I put this--"interesting" while you are down fitting these women?:eek2:

ALL the time. Haha. Nipslips/upskirts are pretty common to be honest.

And Shift I sold $3000 in shoes for $300 in commission. :)

[lghickman21]

I am a mechanic at Mid-State motorsports.

[mat1977]

Concrete construction foreman.I built this 20' tall retaining wall a couple of weeks ago.The main house is shaped like Grand piano from the ground up!!Some people have too much time and $ !!

[my88r]

Originally posted by hardtrailz400
I do real estate appraisal for the land aquistion department of INDOT. I basically say what kind of money the state will pay you when they take your land to build roads and bridges and stuff. Most people are pissed at first till they find out they get paid pretty good for a lil piece of land. I dont make much money, but i get great government benefits and paid training and like 35 paid days off a year.

I still do real estate appraisals, mow grass, trash-out foreclosed houses, minor remodeling and maintainence on or rentals and storage sheds on the side.

how did you get into that it sounds interesting to me.

[hardtrailz400]

I started out just getting my real estate appraisers license from the state and training under someone with experience. I started with mostly home appraisal for mortgages and building loans and farms. I did that for about three years then I decided to find a niche that could make me some more money and hopefully open up some doors. I heard that the dept of transportation was hiring and would train you and may for all required continuing education which i was about to need. I called around and talked to one of the appraisers for the state and they told where to apply and who to contact about making sure my application got a good look. I interviewed and 5 months ago i started and they give me full benefits already, they paid for holidays right away, they paid for a $700 six day class and paid me for the time i was at class. I do basically the same as mortgage work, then I use some studies and formula to find the damage the aquistition does to the property and then when i write my report i give it to a buyer who negotiates with the home owner.

Thats my part, but there are also several people who do the Buying/negotiating, then theres people who relocate people when we need to tear there house down. There are people who just go out and determine what needs to be bought for the right of way.

The department of transportation is the best place to start looking into it, but there are also similar positions in the dept of natural resources that buy right of way for lake and creek access. That is where i am hoping to go in a couple years, or I know that the state contract alot of the same work and pays really well, but you have to pay your own retirement and health care.

I hope this helps you in considering this type of job.

I am 27 and enjoy what I do and figure I got a job that probably wont dissappear.

[my88r]

Originally posted by hardtrailz400
I started out just getting my real estate appraisers license from the state and training under someone with experience. I started with mostly home appraisal for mortgages and building loans and farms. I did that for about three years then I decided to find a niche that could make me some more money and hopefully open up some doors. I heard that the dept of transportation was hiring and would train you and may for all required continuing education which i was about to need. I called around and talked to one of the appraisers for the state and they told where to apply and who to contact about making sure my application got a good look. I interviewed and 5 months ago i started and they give me full benefits already, they paid for holidays right away, they paid for a $700 six day class and paid me for the time i was at class. I do basically the same as mortgage work, then I use some studies and formula to find the damage the aquistition does to the property and then when i write my report i give it to a buyer who negotiates with the home owner.

Thats my part, but there are also several people who do the Buying/negotiating, then theres people who relocate people when we need to tear there house down. There are people who just go out and determine what needs to be bought for the right of way.

The department of transportation is the best place to start looking into it, but there are also similar positions in the dept of natural resources that buy right of way for lake and creek access. That is where i am hoping to go in a couple years, or I know that the state contract alot of the same work and pays really well, but you have to pay your own retirement and health care.

I hope this helps you in considering this type of job.

I am 27 and enjoy what I do and figure I got a job that probably wont dissappear.

yea it helps a lot. i been thinking about something like because like you said it wont disappear.

[Quad18star]

Originally posted by my88r
yea it helps a lot. i been thinking about something like because like you said it wont disappear.

Another job that won't disappear is the water treatment industry.

A few licenses and you can be working as a Water Treatment Operator. Excellent money to be made . Basically you help to run Water plants or wastewater plants and make sure that the water being pumped out is clean and ready to drink.

[xsr_racing28c]

I do Accounting for our family owned Semi Truck Dealership and also have recently started up my own busniess ( FourWerx Motorsports) making carbon fiber parts for quads.

My future plan is to go on my own with the FourWerx deal and hopefully dabble in many areas of racing starting with quads of course.

~Jay

[Chino886]

Originally posted by xsr_racing28c
I do Accounting for our family owned Semi Truck Dealership and also have recently started up my own busniess ( FourWerx Motorsports) making carbon fiber parts for quads.

My future plan is to go on my own with the FourWerx deal and hopefully dabble in many areas of racing starting with quads of course.

~Jay

With the help of your buddy Chino! :devil:

[reptikes]

I see a lot of Jobs on here that take an Education or some type of schooling. I on the other hand dropped out of school and from 16 years old until 3 years ago i sold drugs for a living. And all i have to show for it is a very, very long criminal record, and two sons i don't have nor get to see. (Kids Do Not Sell, Buy, Or Use Drugs! It Will Ruin Your Life!) I have retired that lifestyle and now work at a Steel Mill in Pittsburgh, supporting my fiance and 3rd son Malachi.

[my88r]

Originally posted by reptikes
I see a lot of Jobs on here that take an Education or some type of schooling. I on the other hand dropped out of school and from 16 years old until 3 years ago i sold drugs for a living. And all i have to show for it is a very, very long criminal record, and two sons i don't have nor get to see. (Kids Do Not Sell, Buy, Or Use Drugs! It Will Ruin Your Life!) I have retired that lifestyle and now work at a Steel Mill in Pittsburgh, supporting my fiance and 3rd son Malachi.

glad to see you retired from that. how hard was it for you to get a job. with dropping out of school and haveing a criminal record. if this is to personal for you to answer im sorry.pm if you wish.

[AtvMxRider]

Originally posted by reptikes
I see a lot of Jobs on here that take an Education or some type of schooling. I on the other hand dropped out of school and from 16 years old until 3 years ago i sold drugs for a living. And all i have to show for it is a very, very long criminal record, and two sons i don't have nor get to see. (Kids Do Not Sell, Buy, Or Use Drugs! It Will Ruin Your Life!) I have retired that lifestyle and now work at a Steel Mill in Pittsburgh, supporting my fiance and 3rd son Malachi.


Well glad to see you finally cleaned up your act. Keep it up:macho

[coltsfan812]

Project Manager for casework in hospitals and schools. Will someone please help me with an your opinion on the best utility quad?

[Nick110]

I work at a Nursing home washing dishes and sometimes serving food. In the winter I also work at a X mas tree farm selling, wrapping, and trimming trees.

Im trying to find a new job right now, ive been working at the nursing home for a little over a year. Before that I worked at a Ski Slope in the rental department, untill I got black mailed and fired. I might be getting a job for the local welding place.

[REDRIDDER]

Im a slave for a Wal-mart distribution center located in Marcy NY....lol they pay good and i only work 3 days a week 12hrs a day.

[WhiteZrider]

Stripper.

[DVXchic]

quality control tech at a machine shop, we machine ATV parts for Yamaha and BRP, make parts for the new DS450, A arms, center frame, spindles brake pedal. all the parts were shown in last months Dirtwheels. Also machine parts for the Ski-Doo. and many other car parts etc.
I love my Job.

[<DRS>GPF]

i work as an applications and engineering technician for a marine(yachting) product manufacturer..

love it.. i walk to work(no money spent on gas) and what other job will send me about the nation world from the middle of the USofA.. (having just got back from Las Vegas..


the downside is, with the stock market as it is people that buy our toys are likely to hold off buying new until it stabilizes..

[ricksmx865]

i got to school full time for art when i get out in 2 yrs ill have a degree in graphic design, currently i'm a dialer analyst specialist for sallie mae.... (fancy term for monitoring a bunch of ppl in call center)

on the side i also do airbrush and build sub boxes :)

[hardkoratvmxr]

concrete and asphalt work

Originally posted by <DRS>GPF
i work as an applications and engineering technician for a marine(yachting) product manufacturer..

love it.. i walk to work(no money spent on gas) and what other job will send me about the nation world from the middle of the USofA.. (having just got back from Las Vegas..


the downside is, with the stock market as it is people that buy our toys are likely to hold off buying new until it stabilizes..


Stocks? What are those LOL

MegaYachts.com domain name just sold for $150,000 :)

I want a yacht someday. Down the keys in keywest theres some real beauties. What these people do for a living I have no idea.

what a life :confused: :cool: :D

[redlineranger]

i work for a fence construction company.. worked there all summer with them buildin fences and now since schools started i only get about 3 hours everyday... so now im a forklift operator, unloading and loading trucks for the next day

[rYan01400EX]

I work at a landscape/lawn care job after school, tend to a farm everyday, I hang and finish drywall or roof a house any chance I get, and I just applied for the almighty job at Sears. I don't landscape everyday.. so the only reason I applied at Sears is because I need some point of steady income. After I graduate, I plan to take Energy Systems class at the Community College then hop on at DP&L in Aberdeen, Ohio.

[reptikes]

my88r: (glad to see you retired from that. how hard was it for you to get a job. with dropping out of school and haveing a criminal record. if this is to personal for you to answer im sorry.pm if you wish.)


Dropping out of school didn't hurt me as much as having a criminal record (4 felionies and a bunch of misdemeanors). First, i was over 21 years old and knew nothing about working, about tools, or anything. So nobody wanted to give me a job, and i mean nobody! Second, my licence is suspended until 2012. So getting a job out of walking range seemed impossible. i ended up getting a job that is an hour away in Pittsburgh so i had to drive.
Luckily the Police in my area know what im doing with my life now and don't bother with me about driving on a suspended licence. They just don't like me driving my Quad on the road now! But thats a long way from selling crack & heroin to your own community. Id rather struggle every day of my life until its my time then to ever go back to that lifestyle. Thank God, my youngest son will never have to see any of that.

[Ron89]

I'm 17 and work as a Honda Technician (If that's what you want to call it). I work alongside an older tech and basically get trained on how to repair the Honda cars. Soon I will have to take a bunch of tests and take a course for an inspection/emission license this year.

[my88r]

Originally posted by Ron89
I'm 17 and work as a Honda Technician (If that's what you want to call it). I work alongside an older tech and basically get trained on how to repair the Honda cars. Soon I will have to take a bunch of tests and take a course for an inspection/emission license this year.

best way to learn. i think you learn more that way then going to school for something like that.

[Honda400exrox]

I work in a pig barn, and drive tractors...i love this job lol

[medicdude]

<--

[js1178]

Sell and erect pre-engineered metal buildings.

[exrider49]

i work at a vending company, i load our trucks with pop that is ordered. ive been workin there for almost 2 years (17 now) and paid for and everything on my quad ...what fun..i go to a vocational school for power equipment technology (junior and senior year)...basically i work on smaller engines but i do work on multi cylinder engines as well and diesel too..we have do alot of welding and painting too..i love it out there half my day i get to get to work on engines and weld i never thought i would have fun in skool.. after i graduate im going to OTC(ohio technical college) for power sports and gonna become an atv technician

[jokester]

I work at DHL!!!:devil:


for those of you who don't know. *its like UPS and Fedex* :blah:

[whiteboycustom]

inside sales for a oilfield supply company