What does everyone do for a profession?
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Great bunch of posts! I am retired from 37 years at high voltage substation & power plant maintenance. Still have 10 fingers and 10 toes, no one hurt under my watch so was a good time to retire. Love the people on this site.
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Great bunch of posts! I am retired from 37 years at high voltage substation & power plant maintenance. Still have 10 fingers and 10 toes, no one hurt under my watch so was a good time to retire. Love the people on this site.
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Born in Wichita and moved away at a young age. I have been working at IA DOT for 38 years in the engineering/design department. This sausage making is a very addictive habit to have.
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I’m a control Room operator at a Holcim cement plant. I run a kiln 2 raw mills and 2 finish mills. It’s a great job. I’m also a taxidermist and a volunteer fireman for the last 18 years. I also love this community. I have learned so much here and Waltons has by far the best quality products I’ve ever used. This might be the best subject I have read on here because I too have often wondered what everyone did for a living.
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@NDMike im a solar panel system distributor and installator. Also wanting to make a processed meat business
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I’m a control Room operator at a Holcim cement plant. I run a kiln 2 raw mills and 2 finish mills. It’s a great job. I’m also a taxidermist and a volunteer fireman for the last 18 years. I also love this community. I have learned so much here and Waltons has by far the best quality products I’ve ever used. This might be the best subject I have read on here because I too have often wondered what everyone did for a living.
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jpurol I’m in the Ada Oklahoma plant. I’m here now just waiting for 6am. What state are you in.
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jpurol I’m in the Ada Oklahoma plant. I’m here now just waiting for 6am. What state are you in.
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cdavis Michigan, 2 raw mills, 5 kilns, 5 finish mills, and a power plant with 5 steam driven turbines.
jpurol wow big plant. What do you do?
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jpurol A pleasure to meet you and best wishes to you and your family.
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Recently retired farmer/rancher (also from ND). New to Meatgistics looking for new and better ways to consume the products I’ve raised for the last 50 years.
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Transplanted in 77 from a farm in the Devils Lake region to Bismarck, warmer.
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I’m a banker during the day. I manage a branch, and generally enjoy it. I’m not any good at playing politics, so that has hurt me in the past, but I do enjoy what I do, especially my interactions with small business owners and helping them achieve their dreams.
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US Navy 26 years. Retired in 2012. Currently work as a data base manager at the University of Colorado. Also do a great deal of AUTOCAD drawing for the Projects and engineering department.
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Nicolai I was talking to my neighbor this weekend who works for the largest BobCat dealership group in the US. Apparently business is a boomin’! lkrfletcher this is going to sound stupid but they did some cad drawings for my house and they colorized a bunch of stuff, it looked like the world or dungeon maps from old school video games like metroid!
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wdaly being in the propane business you should have choosen Hank Hill for your name on here!
Tex_77 Wish I would have thought of that. My son always told people I “sold propane and propane accessories”.
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