what does everyone do for a living?

Im just curious. I am a merchandiser for coca-cola and have dreams to one day be free of a job and play disc golf fulltime. Yeah right......Im a worken man and Ive excepted that, but I would like to hear from some other people.

[AK Discer]

Computer/Network Engineer.

[neal tilson]

A&P mechanic. (Aircraft mechanic) I bring DC-3s and C-47s back to new condition.

Heres one that we did which was helping to clean up after BP in the gulf.

[Ryan S. Flahive]

Historian, Archivist, and Faculty at the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe.

[Socsavvy]

Sociologist, Graduate Instructor, and PhD Candidate at the University of Missouri. I'll be on the faculty job market soon, and I hope to go somewhere that I'll end up somewhere that has a descent disc golf scene...

[Rubberband Man]

International Program Manager for an aerospace firm.

[Dan Wilkinson]

Metal Fabricator at a small aerospace co. We mostly do development work for GE aircraft engines and Rolls Royce.

[Disc Player Sports]

Graphic Designer/Professional Artist/Art Director for years.
And a high school graphics teacher.
After 9-11, went back to Freelance Stagehand, And convention business installs and dismantling.(Part Time). A lot less stress from the corporate world.

Disc Player Sports (Part Time). Pursuing it to be full-time.
Yes, disc golf is a business, and very rewarding promoting such a fun sport.

[David Jameson]

I buy and sell tuna at Tsukiji fish market in Japan.

[Donny Olow]

Looking for a Business that won't be out sourced to another country !!!

[Disc Player Sports]

Good luck with that.
My chevrolet was assembled in Mexico.
Ever go to Walmart?
I avoid it.
Grow your own food.
My business, trying to get everything made here....
Could go on and on.....
We now live in a 'world economy.'

[LafnLarry]

I'm thinking I may have to file for Social Security and then out source my self to a country with a cheaper country. Do you know if they have disc golf in Ecuador?

[Hanne Tosterud]

I'm an architect :)