61K a year as a quality engineer.

 

I'm an outage manager for a company called Embarq, they used to be sprints local devision before we split off, going back to school to finish my CCNA/CCNP and some other ---- to become a switch technician.

 

I'm insulted. :P J/K I work for a company called Techo-Bloc. We're located about 1/2 Hour north of Allentown.

 

I work part time as a tech rep for a plumbing company. ------- people like to complain about nothing, dont call me if you shower breaks. Just fix it. It pays decent (13.75) keeps the teggy on the road and food in my face. Besides that im a full time mechanical engineering student (3rd yr) and I just had an interview this wednesday at Pratt and Whitney. So all you air force guys better hope I dont fuckup.

 

I've been working for a ford dealership for the past year and a half, started out with really crappy pay in the quick lane area, they started giving me more and more work so I got a raise, asked for another raise got it, finally got moved out of the quick lane into the normal shop as the hourly/bitch guy and got another raise. So I still don't make that much money but its not too bad, I have full benefits, get free parts most of the time, and get great deals on cars I can re sell and make money off of. I'll probually be moved to flat rate in about another year or so, I basically have to work on what ever they give me, friday I had to put a trans back in an f150 another tech took out, cause he hurt his back. I enjoy my job and know/hope it will get better but part of me wants to start working on motorcycles but I don't know if the pay is there.

 

10+ years in the Nav. It pays the bills and I love to travel. Suits me.

 

The people that talk to me on AIM know what I do, I guess I'm a business man of sorts because I have 3 employees that work for me. I make quite a bit, in the past 4-6 months I probably cleared 14-16k, not rich but living well. I also have a good amount of inherited money from my late father.

 

I made decent money as a tech at a victory dealership. It's a lot less of a pain in the *** and the customers are nicer, usually. You get paied the normal rate for installing retarded accessories, too. That's always nice

 

84 lumber and army resvers. i'm 21 and with the 2 i made about 43K but i took at 15k pay cut with 84 lumber so now i'm going to iraq. i'll make some cash as an e-5

 

victory bike or victory aka jeff cappo?