What does everyone do around here?

[Nhra Firebird]

VP of Operations for a construction company

[cpop98ws6]

I clank wrenches around on cars to make people think I do stuff

I also do the wrench clank.

[camaross0002]

Conductor/rco operator, and FU engineers card not worth it in yard service.

[GTP231]

Can youu translate in English the second part of your post

[95cam86roc]

So, you, along with the yard engineer, put the freight cars in the correct order to be dropped off for those trains leaving on the next shift?

Life long buddy of mine has been working for BNSF in their Los Angeles yard for 20+ years doing that very same thing. He also described his job as a conductor.

As for me? I work as a Sr Product Designer (bus bars and/or power distribution devices), currently employed by General Atomics in San Diego. Ever hear of the Predator Drone? We make them...

Yessir that would be correct when I work in the yard, along with servicing local industries by delivering cars and pulling cars I also take trains from one terminal to the next.

[95cam86roc]

We call on them regularly. I've been to their headquarters in Roanoke, VA. I currently call on one of their biggest shops in Decatur, IL

What exactly do you do? With my senority, the farthest east that I am able to go is Bluefield, VA. When I work the "other" side I go west to Columbus, OH and Belleve, OH.

[35th-ANV-SS]

My wife and I are in sales. This is easy math. If you make the owner 1,000,000.00 You can make 100,000.00 Mutiply that by 2 and you have a 200k income. Easy.

Is your entire salary based on commission? Just curious.

[35th-ANV-SS]

What exactly do you do? With my senority, the farthest east that I am able to go is Bluefield, VA. When I work the "other" side I go west to Columbus, OH and Belleve, OH.

I am currently a Regional Sales Manager for a company that provides freight car components to the rail industry. We sell gravity/pneumatic gates, plastic pellet gates, draft gears, side bearings, brake beams, and hatch covers on the freight side of the business. There is also 3 other divisions which sell other rail related products.

[superchargedblackgto]

Im a color specialist for a large chemical company making plastic. I work shift work, but for 100k+ A YR.if I didn't make that wouldnt b here. Hrs. Suck but easy job...lol a lot of net surfing.
P.s. im an a**hole on here and in real life:-)Thats my cover anyway. I really work forvthe NSA scouting web forums looking for "home grown" terrorists.

[Knight]

I run truckloads of Coors from Texarkana, Texas to Georgia in less than 28 hours for a father and son who enjoy hanging out at the Southern Classic. Pay is $80k for 400 cases.

[TLS_Addict]

Thinking of becoming a car saleman a ta Hummer dealership.

Oh, damn........nevermind.

[Zapper2003]

Welp, this thread just went to shit.

[0rion]

Im a color specialist for a large chemical company making plastic. I work shift work, but for 100k+ A YR.if I didn't make that wouldnt b here. Hrs. Suck but easy job...lol a lot of net surfing.
P.s. im an a**hole on here and in real life:-)Thats my cover anyway. I really work forvthe NSA scouting web forums looking for "home grown" terrorists.

I thought you were just kidding until I read that......so I know it's all true.

[camaross0002]

Can youu translate in English the second part of your post

If you are requesting on my post that is due to bnsf and the blet and shitty forcing seniority agreements. If i get a locomotive engineers license to run in chicago which has practically no road turns out of it due shitty agreements that is why I don't become a locomotive engineer. Then for the first 10 to 15 years be expected to be forced from chicago kansas to lacrosse to who knows where which our seniority district is the largest due bullshit agreements. But working the rr would not give it up due to hate working with dumbass people and still make 6 figures or more. I am third gen and seen the rr from the 80's to now and nowadays the rr is nothing but college assholes with a degree that have never worked a day in their life on the ground trying to tell me how to do my job and that's what their paid to due. Love it due to making their lives a living hell.

[jfl330]

Director of Technical Sales for a small power supply company, dealing mostly with military customers.

[allbaugh_04]

Director of Technical Sales for a small power supply company, dealing mostly with military customers.

So you were my problem for 4 years?

[jfl330]

So you were my problem for 4 years?

Explain??

[TLS_Addict]

To be honest I am the Accounting Manager for an automotive components manufacturer.

[Knight]

Your first story was more believable.

[allbaugh_04]

Explain??

The power supply was the most common thing I had to change out.