Have a cool job?

[Miz-Wannabe]

Does anyone here have a cool job?

[Lick Ness Monster]

I make bread ties. You can't get much cooler than that.

[willywonka666]

I do. Radio DJ-with a LOT of freedom, it's very laid back and it's something I enjoy immensely. No dress code, no meetings, hell if I had a kid I could probably bring him with me & the only time I see my boss is usually outside of the place-and he's cool anyway. No restrictions on what I play either, course gotta watch the language, but I have the freedom of programming what I decide

[willywonka666]

May 17, 2009 11:34:13 GMT -5 Lick Ness Monster said:

I make bread ties. You can't get much cooler than that.

Got a question-do they ever have a run on those things? Surely there isn't any overtime involved at your place is there?

[Franchise]

No.

[Johnny D]

I get paid for sitting in front of a computer all-day long. (part-time but still)

[Franchise]

May 17, 2009 11:34:53 GMT -5 willywonka666 said:

I do. Radio DJ-with a LOT of freedom, it's very laid back and it's something I enjoy immensely. No dress code, no meetings, hell if I had a kid I could probably bring him with me & the only time I see my boss is usually outside of the place-and he's cool anyway. No restrictions on what I play either, course gotta watch the language, but I have the freedom of programming what I decide

I'm jealous. I'm considering going into school for broadcasting; being a DJ would be really cool.

[Miz-Wannabe]

May 17, 2009 11:34:53 GMT -5 willywonka666 said:

I do. Radio DJ-with a LOT of freedom, it's very laid back and it's something I enjoy immensely. No dress code, no meetings, hell if I had a kid I could probably bring him with me & the only time I see my boss is usually outside of the place-and he's cool anyway. No restrictions on what I play either, course gotta watch the language, but I have the freedom of programming what I decide

That's pretty cool.

[Lick Ness Monster]

May 17, 2009 11:36:14 GMT -5 willywonka666 said:

May 17, 2009 11:34:13 GMT -5 Lick Ness Monster said:

I make bread ties. You can't get much cooler than that.

Got a question-do they ever have a run on those things? Surely there isn't any overtime involved at your place is there?

Actually during the summer, they dole out a lot of overtime. We also make produce ties, and during summertime when everybody buys up fresh produce we're really busy.

[Samoa Kenny]

I'm an agent for a Model Agency.. not as cool as it sounds, but still pretty cool

[Tigerlily]

I'm still at school.

[VenomFang]

May 17, 2009 11:38:22 GMT -5 Johnny D said:

I get paid for sitting in front of a computer all-day long. (part-time but still)

That sounds cool to a lot of people but me personally I wouldnt find it very cool.

[Klutch]

I work as a furniture manager full time and am about to start a part time job at Gamestop. I'll let you decide.

[AFN: Judge Shred]

I am an outdoor education and recreation instructor.

This week I; Taught archery, made s'mores at a camp fire with singing and dancing, played a psychotic game of tag, pretended to be a wolf for 2 hours, performed a puppet show, played catch, threw tennis balls at kids' heads, led 6 hikes, got free food.

My job sucks!

[Miz-Wannabe]

May 17, 2009 11:38:22 GMT -5 Johnny D said:

I get paid for sitting in front of a computer all-day long. (part-time but still)

Don't you hurt your eyes by being in front of a computer screen all day?

[bob]

I'm writing the yearbook for a minor league football team

[Tarik Dee]

I am a librarian, i usually sit in a chair the whole morning just helping kids if they want some book and register them on my note book, its a very easy job and i get enough money, but its not something i want to do my whole life, i want to study film making and do something in the life.

[EvilMasterBetty, Esq.]

I'm actually starting as a clerk for a judge tomorrow. That should be cool.

[Candyman's surprise]

I work as a Real Estate Appraiser for the county Tax Assessors. Now, on the surface, unless your really interested in what things cost, you'll say "What a dull job?" I thought that when I started but essentially it's been the most interesting occupation I've worked in.

First off, everyday is different. I never feel like I'm going through the motions. Last week, I got to get paid to hike down a walking trail to investigate an old public utility building. Two weeks ago, I hiked a wildlife refugee to confirm whether a building had been demo'd or not. A few months ago, I ended up in a middle of a low speed car chase when some dude was trying to steal gas from the county bus barn. Talk about slippery. I've been called a rapist and a thief for increasing someone's house value by four thousand dollars (he still paid 12000 less than I appraised the house at) because he thought I was just trying to suck more tax money out of him (He actually paid less than the previous year). I've seen floods, bears, tornado damage, a patriotic rooster stature (during training @ Gainesville St), a roach coach that has been concreted to the ground, a 6 foot corn statue, a Tennessee Vols football helmet the size of a VW bug on one dude's front yard and plenty of signs threatening bodily harm if I enter their property.

I know it's not cool but it is at least interesting

[livetowin]

May 17, 2009 11:34:53 GMT -5 willywonka666 said:

I do. Radio DJ-with a LOT of freedom, it's very laid back and it's something I enjoy immensely. No dress code, no meetings, hell if I had a kid I could probably bring him with me & the only time I see my boss is usually outside of the place-and he's cool anyway. No restrictions on what I play either, course gotta watch the language, but I have the freedom of programming what I decide

I'm a radio operator. Love the job.