"I am a Tic-Tac guy. The right size and just enough flavor to pop one every hour or so. I always have a pack on my desk and coworkers are always asking for them."
What job ?
What would your dream job be if you could do anything and get paid for it?
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Permalink Reply by Oğuzhan T. on -
Marksman
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Permalink Reply by Jack Bauer on -
Supreme Court Justice (its a good gig if you can get it). More realistically -- because I'd never pass the Senate Confirmation -- District Attorney or Federal Prosecutor.
Or billionaire crimefighting vigilante.
Or maybe both.
JB
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Permalink Reply by Native Son on -
Don't forget the mask. A cape isn't required, c.f. The Flash, Ironman, Daredevil, and Mr. Incredible.
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Permalink Reply by Carl Monster on -
Good question.
Wunderkind, household-name designer.
Of anything.
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Permalink Reply by Thunderstick on
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Similar to Jack's comment, I'd be a multi-billionaire by the age of 25. I'd spend enough money to retire and enjoy life......and spend the rest of it making the world a better place.
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Permalink Reply by Aaron Duddles on -
Golf course critic/reviewer, or golf club tester, or pretty much anything that would require me to play golf.
Otherwise, a scholar (not sure exactly what you'd call it). I'd love to be paid to sit down and learn something new every day.
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Permalink Reply by LShieldes on
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Right now I have been doing a lot of research into management consulting, wouldn't mind finding even ethics consulting gigs.
Basically anything where people seek out my opinion and not only do they pay for it(very well) but they actually implement it and listen to it at the executive level
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Permalink Reply by Mike Wisbrock on -
Historian, jazz bassist or owner of the hippest joint this side of 52nd Street.
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