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Construction Inspector in NYC
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Getty3:

I grow wholesale trees and shrubs for the retail and landscaping industry in Florida. Been a few slow years lately, but wouldn't trade the business for anything. FNGLA member.

 

My Father lives in Lakeland, he might want some

 
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mma fighter/telecommunications sales and networking. comcast

 
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thanks everyone, and sorry for those of you think it is a waste of space.  Just kidn of interesting to hear what everyone's story is.

 
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Tactical aircraft maintenance specialist for Department of defense
 
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District Supervisor for 7 Sonic Drive-ins

 
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exec chef at a resort
 
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I am a gynocologist

 
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Damn it Popsicle If U spelled it right U had me...
 
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Librarian for 10 years, but booking has been a great avocation.

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Quote Originally Posted by misterman:

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YOU NEED TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT THOSE NEW FOOT LONG HOT DOGS (CONEY ISLAND MY ASS) THEY ARE TERRIBLE.
 
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I work in radio. Have 2 part time jobs in production and promotions. Times are tough for the radio industry, trying to get a full time job isn't easy. Thank god there's always sports to bet on and casino's to play poker in to support my lifestyle 
 
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I'm a Production Planner that works in a USA company established here in the North of Mexico.   

Gambling is just a hobby!   And I really enjoy the forums on this site, just hilarious!!    

 
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I am a degenerate gambler and I love my JOB
 
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Senior Mgr.. large consulting firm.
 
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HEY
 
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Hey Mav, just wanted to say nice thread.  I could give two shits what people do for a living outside of the baseball forum.  This is the forum I go to, so these are the posters I want to hear from. 

Me, I'm a senior account manager at a tech company in Boulder, CO, along with wearing many other hats in the company.  I also run a web company on the side with a couple of partners, and have a growing MMJ business in this new budding industry

 
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I run my own business tutoring high school and University students for math and physics. I'm trying to use my math skills to be successful with sports betting too!!!! I certainly could use the extra money!!!
 
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I'm a former milk carton creaser turned professional poker player and bet the games on the side.
 
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full time cement finisher / full time degenerate
 
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Warehouse manager for sysco corp/degenerate.
 
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I own a very busy restaurant and spend too much time giving away my profits gambling! True story!

 
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Quote Originally Posted by betyuda:

Analyst Goldman Sachs

You folks turned me down. So I do the same for Barclays for the summer. Then back to BC for sr. year
 
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STUDENT..... just love betting.... lost 800dollars so far...

BUT I BELIEVE someday i will get everything back... hahah im an idiot i know

good luck to everyone
 
 
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Gotta be one of the most educated stay-at-home dads in the country.  Two masters degress later and a mound of student loans and I'm changing poopy diapers for a living :)  Can't complain though, I absolutely love staying home with the little guy and  I am truly blessed to have a wonderful family.  Wife is an OB/GYN so she primarily funds my hobbies, and I repay her by trying not to lose it all and occasionally turning a profit (usually only during football season though)
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