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This is just a question out of curiosity:
What do you do for a living? We hear about the HD riders all being lawyers and dentists so I was curious as to what us HD folk actually do to pay for our scoots
Me first-
X-Ray technologist by day (If you take a spill you would see me for the pictures)
I also do part time custom woodwork on the side out of my garage shop (hence the username)
Cool. I set my ADT every time I leave the house.
I was a Union Guy myself fairly recently. I was a member of Local 980 UAW. I was a line worker for Ford Motor Co. when the plant here in NJ closed. I had the option to transferr or take a Buy Out. I was only in my house for a year at the time so I took the buyout and went back to school. Been doing X-Ray for 2 years now.
8 years now.......I am starting to think I may want to do somethong else......It is getting way to corprate since Tyco took over......may get auth for HD service and put together my own little indy shop.......
ORIGINAL: Boxjoint
Cool. I set my ADT every time I leave the house.
I was a Union Guy myself fairly recently. I was a member of Local 980 UAW. I was a line worker for Ford Motor Co. when the plant here in NJ closed. I had the option to transferr or take a Buy Out. I was only in my house for a year at the time so I took the buyout and went back to school. Been doing X-Ray for 2 years now.
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