[M_Six]

Originally Posted by SCKOMS

Surprisingly not that bad

I'll take your word for it.

[Mosaud1998]

Study

[FinalRenegade]

Corporate finance
Now back to school after graduating Uni in 2016 to pursue a master of finance degree and hopefully pivot my career to mergers & acquisitions within the same company

[Habs11]

Originally Posted by FinalRenegade

Corporate finance
Now back to school after graduating Uni in 2016 to pursue a master of finance degree and hopefully pivot my career to mergers & acquisitions within the same company

I led an insurance M&A team for a decade - loved it!

[Fined]

the internet does not continue to work on its own!

[six75LT]

i sell dick pills

[kscarrol]

Originally Posted by six75LT

i sell dick pills

Pecker pills has a better ring to it...

[kanovic]

Originally Posted by M_Six

We used to get at least one package every day. Wifey is senior editor for a journal that reviews new books. Publishers send her books (or they did) virtually every day. We currently have 15,000+ books in the house. But the pandemic really changed the publishing world and pushed a lot of them into e-books, so now we don't get as many books delivered.

I have a golf course that are my residentials and as you can imagine all the houses are 600k+ which in the southeast I pretty pricey. All the ones that order a stuff everyday are all stay at home moms with couple of kids. The funny thing is they all still have nannies lol. But I still do no understand what you can possibly order every day. My wife is a stay at home mom with our little one but we get stuff maybe 1-2 a week if that. There was a lady on a downtown route I had that between her and her next door neighbor they were getting 10+packages a day everyday. My friend has that route now and the other day between them two he has 21packages lol

[pennsiveguy]

Originally Posted by kscarrol

Pecker pills has a better ring to it...

Yeah, rolls off the tongue much more easily than the chemical compound name, Mycoxaphalin.

[pennsiveguy]

Originally Posted by kanovic

I have a golf course that are my residentials and as you can imagine all the houses are 600k+ which in the southeast I pretty pricey. All the ones that order a stuff everyday are all stay at home moms with couple of kids. The funny thing is they all still have nannies lol. But I still do no understand what you can possibly order every day. My wife is a stay at home mom with our little one but we get stuff maybe 1-2 a week if that. There was a lady on a downtown route I had that between her and her next door neighbor they were getting 10+packages a day everyday. My friend has that route now and the other day between them two he has 21packages lol

I believe the official term is "hoarding."

[Vivek.]

Originally Posted by Gray_Panther

I am an electrical engineer until friday, but on monday I finally start in sales.

Man oh man does it feel good!

Congrats! I'm in cybersecurity sales

Originally Posted by kscarrol

Pecker pills has a better ring to it...

No no, you got it mixed up. He just sells pills. Main customer is Richard

[Turkish Pickle]

I'm a full time student for 6 more days, and after the new year i'm going to be sitting in an office making buildings. Not really homebuilding, it's mostly residential stuff yes, but not single family homes. And, some walmarts/warehouses in general here and there, too.

On the side I trade a little bit to make beer money; have a few projects I'm working on scaling to build a business out of them. Waiting to move out of college and have a garage/workbench space to start making stuff so I can sell them.

[missbri826]

I am an investment broker awaiting my 2021 X3 M40i! Can't wait

[six75LT]

Originally Posted by Vivek.

Congrats! I'm in cybersecurity sales




No no, you got it mixed up. He just sells pills. Main customer is Richard

[pennsiveguy]

Originally Posted by Vivek.

Congrats! I'm in cybersecurity sales




No no, you got it mixed up. He just sells pills. Main customer is Richard

Wait...this wouldn't by chance be Richard Cranium, would it? Man, that guy's everywhere these days.

[mikado463]

I've enjoyed a railroad career of almost 47 years and retirement is coming at years end. While bittersweet, as a third generation railroader I've been blessed. It all started 65 years ago, sitting on my Dads lap at a tower, 'RB' , he worked outside of Buffalo .....

[Peter5498]

Originally Posted by MBM340

I am the Training and Exercise Director for Naval District Washington in Anti Terrorism/Force Protection.

Originally Posted by MBM340

I am the Training and Exercise Director for Naval District Washington in Anti Terrorism/Force Protection.

Oh nice! That's a significant billet. I just made E-5 recently.

[MBM340]

Originally Posted by Peter5498

Oh nice! That's a significant billet. I just made E-5 recently.

CONGRATS man. Keep charging!

[EezyBeezy]

I work on helo simulators for the Navy. Fun gig.

[jlozano]

General Sales Manger for car dealership.

[M_Six]

Originally Posted by kanovic

I have a golf course that are my residentials and as you can imagine all the houses are 600k+ which in the southeast I pretty pricey. All the ones that order a stuff everyday are all stay at home moms with couple of kids. The funny thing is they all still have nannies lol. But I still do no understand what you can possibly order every day. My wife is a stay at home mom with our little one but we get stuff maybe 1-2 a week if that. There was a lady on a downtown route I had that between her and her next door neighbor they were getting 10+packages a day everyday. My friend has that route now and the other day between them two he has 21packages lol

When I was driving for UPS, desktop PCs were just catching on for businesses. The CPUs came in one big box and the CRT monitors came in another. I had 4 stops on my route that did PC configuring work for clients. Most of the time it was one CPU and one monitor. But every now and then one of the 4 would get a large order of 10 or 12 CPUs and matching monitors. Those would fill the center aisle of my truck and keep me from getting to other packages, so I'd have to drive to the specific client first thing, regardless of where they were on my normal route, just to offload all the computer stuff. I hated those days. It always set me back at least an hour before I could start my normal route.

[kanovic]

Originally Posted by M_Six

When I was driving for UPS, desktop PCs were just catching on for businesses. The CPUs came in one big box and the CRT monitors came in another. I had 4 stops on my route that did PC configuring work for clients. Most of the time it was one CPU and one monitor. But every now and then one of the 4 would get a large order of 10 or 12 CPUs and matching monitors. Those would fill the center aisle of my truck and keep me from getting to other packages, so I'd have to drive to the specific client first thing, regardless of where they were on my normal route, just to offload all the computer stuff. I hated those days. It always set me back at least an hour before I could start my normal route.

Yea that’s Normal nowadays. You basically do a “bulky” trace so the rest of your day is easier. We do business Firstof course but sometimes people will order furniture or pottery barn boxes that are huge so after doing my air I break off and run those then come back.