Pacemaker

Tech support intern I am always calling you guys at home. :wiggle:

appleburger

CAD technician.

Stumpy

run a restaurant ... in six hours. Pay? Well I'm the guy in the middle

cooplax

Business owner, real estate investor. Pay is real well but time is limited.

ballllls

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im 16 and i work at walmart

TravelFreak

International marketing consultant and private investor – both pay great, but looking to retire from working all together in the next 2 years. Investing is where it is at.

P.S. - No I am not old, I just got into the right investments that a couple of my clients introduced me to. Pretty simple stuff.

ET1(SS)

I am a retired sailor. I retired in 2001, at 42 years old, after spending 20 years in the Navy. My first enlistment was in 1976, I did get out after six years, went to college and used up my GI bill. Then I went back into the Navy again and finished my career there.

As an enlisted Submarine Sailor my income peaked at around $65k/year. My 'peak' earning lasted for about 10 years. Early on they got me hooked on the 'Tax-free' thing, so I have not paid into Income taxation since 1983.

I collected apartment buildings on the side as a hobby during my career. Most places that I was stationed, we just collected another one.

So right now, really I guess I am un-employed.

45 years old and un-employed, but I have been offered jobs. For right now I am doing okay without a job, on my pension checks and rental income.

I started as a Computer-System-Analyst on Main-frame computers onboard subs. Then branched into Electronic Surveilance Systems. Then I slid into Intellignce Library Custodian. And onboard my last boat I was the Command Intelligence Officer.

Also with my degree in Theology, I functioned as Ship's Protestant Lay-Leader from 1987 on.

I also volunteered to be trained by the IRS to assist sailors with their taxes, I was certified by them, and I have assisted people with their taxes since 1988.

Also since 1990, each time we have been state-side we have been foster-parents, and we have kept our home filled with children.

:-)

Does any of that count as a job?

mdocod

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delivering pizzas while i figure out what to do with life...

pay- well... sometimes i wonder if i spend more trying to keep the ole vehicle running than i make, lol...

on a good day, it's $15/hr after taxes, -gas. then a lot of it goes into the car later on...

waiting for my girlfriend to get her own car so i can drive the suzuki swift..... at which point, profit will go way up because, the real trick to this job, is being a home mechanic, and driving something thet gets incredable gas milage, and has cheap parts... right now i'm driving an suv, 16mpg hurts.