I should update the signature i guess, i just turned 64,000. its been a second vehicle for me, but the leased car goes back in a few weeks, so the rover will be the primary....and the miles will go up faster i'm sure!

 

Stopping takes too much time when you're paid by stop - according to a friend of mine that works for FedEx. Must be why he has such a good throwing arm...

 

Civil engineer, here. Just got out of land development. Working for a mining consulting firm, now. I make water flow downhill.

And... who ever said we can keep these things filled up? :-)

 

so you get paid to do gravities job

 

God is a civil engineer, who else would run a sewer line right through a recreation area.

spike, are all fed-ex drivers subs?

I was a real estate agent and working on developing some property I own, until the market collapsed..not sure what I am now.

 

Locksmith.. Partner with my father in our commercial door and hardware install business.
But.. since the economy has gotten slow, i'm now also an employee at west marine. Mainly for the employee discounts.

The boats arethe only thing that take more money to satisfy than the rover..

By the way... The rovers are nothing to fill up.. Try a 200 gal. fishing trip..
That's why we haven't been ina while..

 

i looked up "boat" in websters. "BOAT: noun, hole in water into which money is thrown"

 

Real Estate, Locksmith (safe tech), Tax Preparer I do all three so I can eat and fill the tank up...

 

I am a Graphic Designer/Media Producer/Photographer etc... for a boring corporation.... (think Mortgage Credit Reports and Risk Mitigation)...

 

I'm a truck driver currently working in the oilfields of North Dakota. Location sucks but I love my 2 weeks on, 2 weeks off schedule. I couldn't go back to a job where I actually work all year. In past lives I was an electronics technician, an airline ticket agent and ramp agent, among other things.