What do you do for a living to pay for your Bronco Addiction

[Wyflyer]

I'm on my 3rd occupation. Grew up on a farm/ranch in the west Oklahoma panhandle. When I was young owned/operated a welding/machine shop. Later I worked in law enforcement in Oklahoma for a few years, then moved to Kansas and worked up to administrator level in county law enforcement. Got burned out with the politics, blood and gore, elections, and working for the public. Got a job offer back in the private sector, and now i'm on my 11th year with a large independent oil and gas company, currently working as a compliance/regulatory/DOT and PSM coordinator in the Eagleford Shale.

 

[bax]

I am a male prostitute. Someone tell BMC to stop calling me!

 

[deltarat]

I am a male prostitute. Someone tell BMC to stop calling me!

What's the matter. Does he not tip good?

 

[TTTGOWYO]

I sell mobile crushing and screening equipment. Basically rock crushers and screening equipment. The company is based inIreland and I travel a lot. Heading to Africa in a few weeks. It is a great job, just keeps me away from my boys too much! And my Bronco.

 

[69LUBR]

I am a cop, pig, five oh, gustapo', oinker, fuzz, po-po, police officer or however you want to look at it. Done just about everything I could that was extra dangerous including SWAT for ten years and Motors for ten years until my knees couldn't handle it anymore. It's been a blast and I'm looking forward to my retirement in two years.

 

[TTTGOWYO]

I am a sales manager for a manufacturer of rock crushers and related products such as vibrating sizing screens

Just saw your post. That is what I do. . I work for TEREX POWERSCREEN. ;D

 

[TTTGOWYO]

Oh, and before that I sold and used explosives, for 8 years. Much more exciting than crushers.

 

[daddycreswell]

Very interesting info on here, even from Bax. A lot of service workers here, and a lot of smart folks too.

 

[Patrick.M]

I'm an engineer. I work for an industrial gas turbine company doing stress analysis on combustion hardware. I know, sounds exciting.

 

[miikee73]

*snicker* I am pretty sure FedEx wears blue.

OOPS!!My Bad :-[

 

[mhandy]

tractor trailer driver for yellow frieght, I mean YRC or Roadway or whatever you want to call them now

 

[Greg H]

Just saw your post. That is what I do. . I work for TEREX POWERSCREEN. ;D

I make little rocks out of big rocks. 30 years in mining this year. Lots of travel, lots of learning, LOTS of friends.

 

[ChrisC74]

I am in sales, we design, supply and sometimes install pre-engineered fueling systems for motor fleet use (cars / trucks / aircraft) - commercial, muni / federal goverment and DOD facilites.

 

[Prest72]

I'm a Commercial Real Estate broker...basically I lease or sell space to companies - industrial, office, or retail buildings. My job is a bunch of paper shuffling and contract negotiating with no instant gratification...coming home to work on the bronco is a welcome site, and very gratifying!

 

[TTTGOWYO]

I make little rocks out of big rocks. 30 years in mining this year. Lots of travel, lots of learning, LOTS of friends.

How cool. I have spent about 12 years in mines, quarries etc.... Making big rocks small rocks is all I have done since college. First with explosives and now with crushing and screens. I am amazed there are 3 of us in the same general profession. Iowa is part of my territory. Well, everything East of Wyoming basically.

 

[bax]

I used to take big pieces of wood and cut them into little pieces of wood and then glue them back together into big pieces of wood. But i dont do that anymore.

 

[Gerbow]

I sell small rocks to the 'ladies of the night'

 

[scrapman1971]

I own a small recycling company that processes scrap metal, automotive cores, trash, catalytic converters, and over the road freight. 180 employees in 5 states.

 

[TTTGOWYO]

Bax, Gerbow, you all are hilarious.

 

[gnsteam]

Working into my 34th year for Square D Company. Manufacturing miniature circuit breakers for homes and light industry. Started out as process operator and worked my way up through the company and continuing education. Became a tool and die maker and now for the last 18 years as a manufacturing engineer.

I also work a second job as an associate at Walmart.%) Helping to put my two kids through collage.

Fred