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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmVAWKfJ4Go rip ole man
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0bZtf5MCzY nin done a great job
building maintenance will always be around. specially in LA. so many buildings and they cant take care of themselves. also air conditioning and heating.
Thats what I did.
30 years in the auto industry and now I am an under paid, over worked building engineer.
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groove [groov] n - a fictitious driving path believed to produce faster laptimes for those that drive within its borders. It is also believed that driving in this "groove" will improve the handling characteristics of a vechicle thus making it the favorable place to be on the track.
cable guy or satellite installation. pay is better than you would think and it never slows down. I did it for 6 years, then working in the O&G industry as an engineer for 3.5yrs, got laid off, well back to satellite installs. Better money anyway and I only work 5 days a week
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Caster Racing USA Dirt Oval Development driver
Schumacher USA
Tekin
Holt Racing Graphics/THD Custom R/C Products/Team Holy Rollers/Team Terribles
haha so true, i just built a nice one just for the local guys, no pay or anything, hell i have free beer most of the time, but it helps that it is in my pasture. and not in town
Service industry. AC/Heating plumbing etc. I'm a garage door service technician. Not necessarily bullet proof to the economy but stays steady. Police officer fireman military.?
+1.
i've been in the white goods service industry for 5 years now, doesnt pay too well unless you get to supervisor or manager level, but it pays the bills.
Dont expect discussing washing machines and diagnostics over the phone to be particually interesting though!
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I've spent half my life r/c racing... and the other half wishing I had started it earlier :D
If you're not having fun whilst racing, you're not racing!
cable guy or satellite installation. pay is better than you would think and it never slows down. I did it for 6 years, then working in the O&G industry as an engineer for 3.5yrs, got laid off, well back to satellite installs. Better money anyway and I only work 5 days a week
When I got retired in 1998 in oil and gas industry consolidation, bunch of folks were let go - over 1000 where I worked here in Houston, I know several who've made it in cable business, both the public like Comcast and commercial like Opt-Tel. They like it, basically own boss and are only in an office 10-15% of their time.
Stay away from construction, my bro just got laid off for the 3rd time in 14months in spite of a degree and 20+yrs experience.
cable guy or satellite installation. pay is better than you would think and it never slows down. I did it for 6 years, then working in the O&G industry as an engineer for 3.5yrs, got laid off, well back to satellite installs. Better money anyway and I only work 5 days a week
this sounds interesting, I've been laid off since January have been looking for something for the longest time. What kind of training would you need or schooling? I'd like to hear more about this.
look on craigslist, alot of places will train you and pay you while training, prob need a late model truck and a little money to get ladder racks etc to start working but it pays for itself really quick. Some bigger contractors have vans or trucks depending on where you live.
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Caster Racing USA Dirt Oval Development driver
Schumacher USA
Tekin
Holt Racing Graphics/THD Custom R/C Products/Team Holy Rollers/Team Terribles
i just built a nice one just for the local guys, no pay or anything, hell i have free beer most of the time, but it helps that it is in my pasture. and not in town
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