Where does everyone work? (56k WARNING - FOR SURE!!! haha)

Shut up FARVA!

I don't want a largeFarva, I want a GOD DAMN LITERACOLA.

im thinkin about going to the state police academy here in wv then become a state police officer. but im not sure yet

i bet i can say moo 10 times, hell for $20 ill call them a chicken******...... license and registration chicken****** (baagawwwwk)

wierd...I dont have the swear words filter on.

Overlake currently...and will be dispatching for the city of Bellevue in their command center

04yellowf150 wrote:

im thinkin about going to the state police academy here in wv then become a state police officer. but im not sure yet i bet i can say moo 10 times, hell for $20 ill call them a chicken******...... license and registration chicken****** (baagawwwwk)

Supertroopers

Tight Kyle,

Well, I'm in Redmond doing what you will be doing in December!! Let me know your call sign when you find out.

I'm 909.

I'm a parts buyer / inventory for a company that sells and services copy machines...

Working for the department of defense (navy) as a system admin tester

pay is good.

Here is a picture of where I work. Not the exact place, but table and screens look the same.

<---- Pretty sure my profession is well known around here...

^^^hooker???

Technician at a Audi Dealership... pay is great as long as i flag enough ours for the week... kinda tough to do since i'm still learning.... love the job though... not the same **** everyday

kornholio788 wrote:

^^^hooker???

I prefer "Man *****"

i work for comcast been there for 4 years ,i started as a service tech now i do QC inspections on sub contractors

^ how did you get started doing that? were there any entry level requirements? was the entry level position basically phone support or was it on-site?

I bag groceries for Food City as of right now, I make 6.70 an hour so I guess that's not that bad. When I get out of college I plan to join the Johnson City Police.

justin wrote:

^ how did you get started doing that? were there any entry level requirements? was the entry level position basically phone support or was it on-site?

my wifes uncle runs all of south jersey he got me in....

but they hire techs right off the street all u need is a clean license and a GED or diploma and a little knowledge about stereo and tv hook ups


i never did phone support i started off as a service tech

Got a job inside a factory that supplies honda parts. They debuted the 2008 Accord today, which is SICK imo. We make parts for the frames - civic, accords, fits, preludes(bringing it back in 09), and elements.

10 hours a day, 6 days a week, 9.35 an hour(9.65 after 3 months, 10 after 6 months - also 150 bucks a month for perfect attendance.)

Yeah, it blows.

^ Sounds pretty good to me, ****.

I stock shelves at a grocery store for $7.50/hour. 30 hours a week. I'm ready for a real job.

Tim wrote:

^ Sounds pretty good to me, ****. I stock shelves at a grocery store for $7.50/hour. 30 hours a week. I'm ready for a real job.

Yep, work on the weld lines - load parts into a jig and press and green button - take of conveyor belt and throw on a rack. Badda bing.

$150 for perfect attendance sounds awesome, though 6 days a week blows, and 10 hours a day.

I just got a new job at Alturas Analytics. Doing pharmaceutical testing and crap. Fun people, fun job, bout 5 hours a day after school, $8/hr to start (negotiated up to that from minimum wage $5.50 ) And they said in like a few months they will either bump me to $10/hr or fire me because I suck at the job Can't complain I am lovin it and only been there 4 days.
AND I don't fail 2 classes, so hooray for me!!

It really isnt that bad. I sit at this desk table type thing, load parts - press start - takes about 3 minutes a peice to spot weld everything, and fill out paperwork.

While this is all going on, I'm surrounded by a bunch of **** off "get-off-work and get **** up" type of alcoholics. Its a blast.

Still, 6 days a week, 10 hours a day, I couldn't do that I have too much **** and fun times to work that god damn much, but if ya getting paid then w00t.

Yeah, its tight. Well have fun playing with medication all day, and I'll spend my day around shootin sparks, the smell of hot forklifts - and listening to drunks.

kramer13 wrote:

Here is a picture of where I work. Not the exact place, but table and screens look the same.

yep looks the same for me...I had to interview with a Police Srgt yesterday at my house...so just waiting on the background check and everything to get completed...should be 2-3 more weeks then on to a polygraph test....

I also test for Police Department on Oct 6th....already passed the written with flying colors, now just onto the physical, oral boards etc

Thats awesome man, hope the best for ya!