I deliver Budweiser for a living. I wake up at 330a.m. and usualy get done around 4p.m. I work out on days my loads are not super heavy. I am definitely a weekend warrior but I get good workouts at the job so when I hit the gym I kickass.
[quote]donkrabbit wrote:
How do so many of you make a living by being a students? Back when I was in school, I had to pay them.[/quote]
In the Marines you can come to the Presidio of Monterey Language Institute, and they’ll pay you to earn your associates degree in a language.
student studyin to be an environmental engineer, considering law school for environmental law.
I am actually not a hippie and hate the outdoors, so I think its a solid career choice.
i am batman
Bouncer
Decent money, not enough hours, but plenty of women and excitement.
I really need a second job now that it’s summer, but no luck so far. Thank God my parents had me invest in stocks when I was like 8 so I’ve had plenty of time to make a lot, then lose it all in the past year, and slowly have it grow again 
Living off that at the moment.
Oh I’m in college too, exercise science major.
Just wanted to mention, I’m slightly surprised at how few fitness-related jobs people around here have.
Student, going into third year of biology. I’m lucky enough that my school’s being paid for, but because of med school aspirations I don’t have time for much outside of school (year-round) and volunteering. And no time for actual work, so I can’t afford to buy, or even do, anything. Every couple of months I make 10 bucks an hour by letting psych grad students use me as a guinea pig.
I know I’m privileged, I’m investing in my future, but I can’t help but feel like I’m missing something big, something important, here in college that I’m really going to regret later on.
full time student full time sales supervisor once every two months i get to fly out to see my 18 month old son in kansas plannin on getting my JD/MBA from ku
Commercial Diver
[quote]Pemdas wrote:
Engineering/Finance = Good salary[/quote]
I’m in Finance. Working with so many numbers is not for everyone.
I work with several people who were engineers, then quit that to go into finance. Engineers make much better finance people than accountants.
[quote]jdtarheel13 wrote:
Federal Agent. Diplomatic Security Service. Google it. Its great except when we have unannounced travel. Supervisor: What are you doing tomorrow?
Me: Taking the wife out for her birthday.
Supervisor: Not anymore, your going to (insert shitty country here) for 30 days. Go home and pack.
Me: Sweet, looks like the wife is getting a better present than last year!
Other than that, which doesn’t happen often (just at the worst possible time) greatest job ever.
Plus we are authorized to work out during work time. So being in the office 11-12 hours a day, if we are in an office, isn’t so bad. [/quote]
You sound like my cousin. Asleep in bed the phone rings:
Cousin: um, er, hello?
Voice on other end: Mr. So & So, what are you doing?
Cousin: well, um my wife & I were uh sleeping because it’s the middle of the night.
Voice: Pack your bags, you’re going to Jordan, no return flight, don’t tell your wife or she’ll be sequestered.
Cousin: wait, what?
Voice: Good bye Mr. So & so, you’ll be picked up in an hour.
On the road to Interaction Design. Here’s hoping I can nail it in the next two years.
Semper Fidelis
Clinical Psychologist.
Working in a hospital with people with obesity or cancer and suicidal patients. And anyone with some sort of psychiatric disorder that shows up at the ER.
Transporter
Student
PR/Marketing manager of a club
Got full time work in an office for the summer and will prob still do the PR. so 60-70 hour weeks for the summer and i will still train 4 times or more a week. 
Scott
Research analyst/consultant for Health Canada, basically I am the guy they send out from Ottawa to various provinces and make sure everything is working well, I’ve lived in 5 different provinces in the past 3 years…the pay is well and I get a bonus every time the big wigs want me to move but…the whole not really being able to settle anywhere is quickly becoming old.
As for training, I always manage to find the time…I’m usually up by 5:30 or 6 so I use that morning time to hit the gym…while there’s no idiots and its nice and quiet.
[quote]MarvelGirl wrote:
My husband feels your pain, he has your exact job right now, with Lowe’s even. He’s been there for less than year, took the job as a temporary thing because he got laid off. The hours SUCK. It’s almost impossible to plan ahead. The people are MORONS for the most part. I don’t know how you’ve done it 6 years, it’s a wonder you’re not insane.[/quote]
Heh, I know. They just took my corporate weekend away so I can work all 3 days of the Holiday Weekend. Wonderful.
Container Specialist III at the South Carolina State Ports Authority. Do everything from inspecting and checking in cargo containers to loading and unloading trucks and ships. I’m currently working out 4-6 times a week since the economy has slowed down. Some days are 0700-1600 some 0830 to 1730 some 0900-1800. Never know which until the end of the day. When the economy picks back up so will o.t. and I’ll go back to 12hr days during the week and lots of weekends. Figure around 900 hrs o.t. a year or more.
Residential porter.
I work as an account manager for an offshore sports book in San Jose, Costa Rica.
Open new accounts and provide to service to existing clients.
Wake up each day at 6am and the kids are on the bus to school at 7:15am. Eat breakfast and get into the gym around 9am.
Work from noon to 10pm.