No astronaut for me either.
I donāt think thereās anything worse than working in insurance.
Oh, wait.
I love Seinfield too and have a tattoo of Kramer on me with hereās to feeling good all the time.
I donāt think I would enjoy being a security guard. Calming down angry people sounds difficult and dangerous. I actually applied to be a security guard once and thankfully I didnāt get the job.
It depends on what role you are assigned. When I worked security it was recognized that I wasnāt someone who would be dealing with teens in a mall, but I was someone who could be trusted to patrol a building properly and report trouble promptly. Easy money.
Iāve tried door to door selling encyclopedias, both Brittanica and Colliers. Both sets were kind of pricey, but a good set of encyclopedias can make a valuable contribution to a childās education, particularly in the hands of a child who is bright and inquisitive. You never know. Your child might see a diagram with overlays of different human body parts and systems in your encyclopedia, and they might become so fascinated that they go on and become a medical doctor, or some other brilliant occupation. Colliers went out of business, and Brittanica switched to an online presentation. There is a third set of high grade encyclopedias called āEncyclodia Americanaā. I havenāt looked at them, but they must be good, because people are buying them.
I worked as a garbageman for a few months in my youth, which was not a bad job except from the smell. Anyways one of my colleagues there told me he was placed in a slaughterhouse as job training. He was there for one day and never came back.
Itās one of those jobs that takes a certain kind of person to perform. Just like surgeons, crime detectives, morgue workers and ambulance drivers.
Hmm⦠the one where I have to comb my hair and get a haircut I guessā¦
Like many have said above, I wouldnāt be able to work in a slaughterhouse. Iām 99% vegetarian and care deeply about animals and this planet.
I would feel like a murderer.
A nurse isnāt much better.
I have trouble with fast food jobs. About the only job I can do in that discipline is delivering pizza, and I am marginal at that. If they still had those square bales of hay I could get a job doing that, if I was not on AP medication. Iāve thought about being a night janitor, except that my back hurts when I do that. I donāt know if it is right or wrong, but it is more pain than I can take. Itās strange. I can bend over and pick up a microwave oven, but jobs like washing dishes kill my back. One distinct possibility is that I could try being a tutor teaching people how to read and take the GED. I do good on the standardized tests. I think I can do some good in that field.