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So...What kind of a job can a person train for...

Started by Daytona R/T SE, March 12, 2013, 05:12:11 PM

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bill440rt

At first I thought the mortician job might be a good candidate, but then again you'd have to deal with people grieving at their worst.

Possibly a night watchman job somewhere in a warehouse or something. Or a work from home computer related job might work too.
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Friend of mine does 3rd shift restaurant grease reclamation.
Other than saying hi to the girl at the gas station when getting some coffee, there's no one to interact with.

Dino

Quote from: bill440rt on March 13, 2013, 07:36:39 AM
At first I thought the mortician job might be a good candidate, but then again you'd have to deal with people grieving at their worst.

Possibly a night watchman job somewhere in a warehouse or something. Or a work from home computer related job might work too.

I know someone who's a mortician and he has a much harder time dealing with humans than I do, and I'm in health care!



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Quote from: ACUDANUT on March 13, 2013, 10:45:37 AM
You enter a monastery. They don't talk, and thry all pray silently.

That would solve the human interaction part, but I don't think he'd be able to pray his way through bills.  ;D

Daytona R/T SE

Quote from: ACUDANUT on March 13, 2013, 10:45:37 AM
You enter a monastery. They don't talk, and thry all pray silently.


Yeah...

I don't pray. ::)

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Patronus

Plan on working from home.. In the military it was the same thing,
that's why I went special ops..and have a preference for the 60.. :D
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Rolling_Thunder

Quote from: BananaDan on March 12, 2013, 06:55:23 PM
A diver?  Like a salvage diver, or maybe an underwater welder?  They probably make good coin too!

Buddy of mine is a underwater welder who is also nuclear welding certified...   HUGE coin.  :Twocents: :Twocents: :Twocents:
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bull

The best jobs I've ever had involving next to no contact with humanity was working on farms and ranches. If you don't mind lousy pay I recommend you get a job driving a tractor around in circles on the biggest piece of land you can find.

Bobs69

Underwater welding sounds like alot of fun actually.  My wife and I have dove in the past and I really like it.  The only thing on my mind at the time was steady breathing and watching what was around me.

Driving a tractor around a large piece of land doesn't sound bad either, but that underwater welding sounds great!

What about being a trucker?  Only thing is there is the CB Radio and still some contact with people.  Not being home at night might bother you as well.  I know I don't want to be away from home every night.

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