Electronics student by day, super hero by night....

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RAMA LAMA FA FA FA

Retired ex-military medic/RN, spent 9 years overseas plus a tour in Iraq.

Thanks for everyone's response so far, but please keep 'em coming and you people that don't have such a prestigious sounding job, please feel free to post what you do too.

Ain't no shame in posting that you clean floors or work for a fast food chain or sell guitar cables. There are a zillion people who are part of this great Fender.com community and inquiring minds want to know what it is that YOU do.

Thanks for participating!

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Being able to play and enjoy music is a gift that's often taken for granted.

Don't leave home without it!

I have seen a few of these on the road. They are nasty vehicles. It is a big car in person.

I own a lighting company, manufacturing fixtures for commercial projects.
Keeps me busy.

[quote="waya"]
The incredible fact is that save for the truly personal mail we receive, most of it becomes recycled paper with all the unfathomable crap institutions send as bulk mail...e.g. I keep getting requests from Chase to open credit card accounts...same bank....different logos and sponsors. I must receive on the average one or two daily.

This is why my postman gets $100 in his envelope at holiday season.

He works hard for the money.

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"Another day in paradise!"

Funny you should ask...



I work for a guitar manufacturer. You've probably never heard of them


But my REAL passion is tubas

It's my job to apply a generous mitten full of the deadly yellow snow crystals and rub it in a vigorous circular motion into beady little eyes. Rub it.

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"is that a real poncho...i mean
Is that a mexican poncho
Or is that a sears poncho?
Hmmm...no foolin ...." FZ

[quote="Marty Davis - Fender"]Funny you should ask...
I work for a guitar manufacturer. You've probably never heard of them

Well pay close attention to what's written here and take plenty of notes. So far, what you've come up with consists of a really cool shirt.

That's a great beginning!!...Keep up the good work.

Doc

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"Another day in paradise!"

Cool...I bet they manufacture decent amps too.

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Being able to play and enjoy music is a gift that's often taken for granted.

Don't leave home without it!

My brother worked in rural delivery for about a year and a half and he said it could be a pure nightmare. In short, he'd agree with you 100%. He quit the day some hothead met him at the mailbox, blamed him because some check he expected wasn't there, the following day was Sunday and just what the H*&& did my brother expect him to eat for the next day and a half.

When my brother attempted to say "sorry, man, but we just deliver what arrives," the guy started hammering on the side of his truck with a sledgehammer. This wasn't the only time he'd been blamed for some mail not being there and not the only time some postal customer tried to take the whole system out on him ... but it was the last straw..

... and by way of original post, I'm a client services manager/custom reporting developer for a payroll company. The cool thing about my department (and company) is that I have several positions that are perfect for aspiring musicians ... always feels good to be able to help out someone who's in the shoes you were wearing 30 years ago.

highschool freshman...

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Shecter C-1 plus
squier stratocaster
yamaha rbx170(bass)
epiphone dr-100(acoustic)
Fender FM65DSP(amp)

I had that job once. I was so good at it I did it for 3 years.

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"is that a real poncho...i mean
Is that a mexican poncho
Or is that a sears poncho?
Hmmm...no foolin ...." FZ

Mechanical Engineering student at Syracuse University.. usually jam with other engineering major friends that also play..speaking of which i am doing tomorrow