How do you support your IH addiction?

[Chris]

@sabergirl:

Since getting my illustrious BA in theater, of course.

Reminds me of the old saying:
Choose a major you love, and you'll never work a day in your life.

Because nobody in that profession is hiring.

[tvenuto]

I think the better question is how I pay my rent with all these essentials coming out…

[neversummer]

@sabergirl:

I've been a server and a bartender for my whole professional life.  Since getting my illustrious BA in theater, of course.

My BA in Fine Arts was much the same. Worked in restaurants for years, eventually pursing sommelier certification. Moved into retail and worked at a high end wine shop for a few years but found it less than fulfilling.
I made a change and am now a 911 call taker/emergency medical dispatcher/police dispatcher for the city I live in. Hopefully soon to be SWAT negotiator as well.

[BloodnThunder]

I'm an accountant and financial analyst.  Very good with numbers…..  Including how to make them seem less conspicuous to the wife.

[louisbosco]

^yeah i need to learn that. not very good with numbers. except 2+2 = 4. -1 that's 3 

[UnTucked]

#QuickMath

[louisbosco]

@UnTucked:

#QuickMaffs

[Seul]

I only work parttime and not in the best paying sector but I've found that not eating and not paying rent helps!..

Sent from cardboard box

[UnTucked]

@Seul:

Sent from cardboard box

I just spit water all over my computer screen, lmao!!!!!

[Matty123]

currently working out the details.

[YesBlank]

Software consulting, nerd for hire.

[Megatron1505]

Prioritise what you want, plan in advance, jump on bargains, don't tell the wife 

[setandsetting]

I married well

[steelworker]

@setandsetting:

I married well

Damnit! Why didn't I think of that?

[Chris]

@setandsetting:

I married well

Same.
As those who have met her can attest, my wife is well above my league.

[Seul]

Not marrying your niece is not an accomplishment, Texas…

[Megatron1505]

That was your wife? I thought she was your carer  ???

[Matty123]

Credit cards. Boom

[jdl1279]

I'm a machinist. For me, it's a perfect balance of physical activity, while still being mentally challenged. Would like to get more into the fabrication end of my field, but for now I'm pretty satisfied

[Brock]

I’m a conductor/engineer for Union Pacific Railroad. It’s a decent job and can be fun at times. But it’s not very conducive to family life because of the lack of schedule and being on call 24/7 365 days a year. I’ve been fortunate enough the last few months that my seniority has given me the option to hold a scheduled swing shift yard job but that’s subject to change at any time. For most this is a lifetime career but I’m looking for a chance to get out as soon as I can. Hoping to get into real estate investments soon.

Here is my latest accomplishment if you didn’t see it in the waywt hard labor thread.

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