I was wondering....

My family had a lumber yard and it was something my brother and I were just about thrown into.

Then I went off to college, got 2 degrees, had 2 different careers (aircraft mechanic on corporate jets and computer programmer), ran my own business, then started going through a divorce. Since the draw of the road was still there, I started driving OTR and headed out to the far corners. I don't regret it one minute and it still draws me.

 

22 ears in the ARMY

 

warehouse/yard jockey out of high school turned 21 started driving

 

drove tow trucks while in high school, then worked on cars and learned to rebuild transmissions. got board and starting driving. had kids and went back to transmissions. drove part time. moved to vegas and bought a transmission shop i was working at. 15 yrs later, burned out and went back to driving(lucked out and got a great gig hauling hazmat tanker) and now doing transmissions part time.

 

Underwear model, male exotic dancer.....

 

I went to college to become an anthroplogist, then ended up in sales... My last gig before going to truck driving school was working at a highend Hilton in the audio/video department... Basicly I sold clients as much audio/video equipment and services as I could, then set up and ran the equipment... Got to see and run sound or lighting for some cool concerts, and got to meet some celebs... The coolest was Bob Dylan. Also got to run some lighting at an Elton John concert that was aweome...
Then I traded in my high heels and office for work boots and the open road....

 

Telemarketing, Construction- laying freshwater pipe, Roofing, Framing, Cabnet Shop and some Rod Busting. All kinds of side jobs building decks, putting up fences and cutting down trees which i probably should have stuck with.. I moved job to job and had no clue what i was gonna do! I talked to a recruiter and was about to join the navy and decided to go to school and get my CDL.
I'd say it was a pretty good move.. Better than being on a ship for six months at a time and i probably make more money!

 

Us Navy, Aviation Hydraulics, Mechanic, diesel Mechanic-truck driver, Computer engineer, network engineer, business owner, body shop owner, trucker,factory worker"sucks" trucker again shortly

 

I was trucking for sam bradley leased to tfy a few years ago do you know chuy? I love muskogee.