What do all of us future Bronco owners do for a living?

[dmtndan]

Recent grautate in Geography and Environmental Sciences, working at a major Grocery Chain, soon to be in Undergraduate Pilot Training next May.

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[lobbs611]

Quality Manager for a well known American automotive aftermarket company.

 

[Duke.Roughneck]

As my handle indicates, my family has a ranch in Texas, going on our 4th generation. However that doesn't really make money, just enough to keep it going. So I also remote work IT for small business part time to pay for my toys.

I can only assume it's exactly as portrayed in Yellowstone? Lot's of murder and intrigue?

 

[Duke.Roughneck]

Management level number cruncher for a manufacturing company, make some parts for that fancy 10 speed transmission, actually.

 

[Aman]

NYSE Floor Broker, which is normally an amazing job, but these days we are stuck in masks all day and have plexiglass dividers everywhere. Quite frustrating.

 

[SVT_GRL]

You also a Skydiver? Then most likely well run into each other at the DZ
Where do you jump?

I did most of my jumping at Zhills but live and work right by Crosskeys. Also love Moab and Mile High. I am not current though.....boo residency.

 

[Kickit]

ER nurse. Covid has made it rough on me and my family but I really truly love what I do.
Also avid hiker, backpacker, horseback rider

 

[MaverickMan]

I throw coconuts at tourists for 42k a year!

But no seriously I work at the Farmstand at Twin Falls on the Hana Highway on Maui. Drive the bus, chop 100 cocos a day with a machete, make smoothies, drive my comanche to the top of a compost pile up the hill through some mud. Park the bus at night clean her up and take my 6 minute commute through the jungle and plunge down my +30% grade U shaped dirt driveway. Basically living the dream. I cant believe I make as much as I do, doing what I do, getting to live where I do it.

 

[High Proof]

I throw coconuts at tourists for 42k a year!

But no seriously I work at the Farmstand at Twin Falls on the Hana Highway on Maui. Drive the bus, chop 100 cocos a day with a machete, make smoothies, drive my comanche to the top of a compost pile up the hill through some mud. Park the bus at night clean her up and take my 6 minute commute through the jungle and plunge down my +30% grade U shaped dirt driveway. Basically living the dream. I cant believe I make as much as I do, doing what I do, getting to live where I do it.

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[west]

Failed comedian, still working on the ultimate killer joke that will take me to the top of the Vegas lounge circuit. ?... also a part time wedding cake designer.

 

[Blackandbluebronco]

Thank you very much for your service!

Thank yo

All I know (that I'll tell you about) is that your wife has good taste.



My condolences. I thought wearing a vest every day in the Virginia heat was bad, but here you are doing it in Texas. I won't complain for a whole day in your honor.

Thanks. Lol. It gets pretty swampy. Plus it doesn’t help our uniforms are black.

 

[SVT_GRL]

ER nurse. Covid has made it rough on me and my family but I really truly love what I do.
Also avid hiker, backpacker, horseback rider

We need to hang out!

 

[Shyrax]

IT Special Projects Manager at a software company.

 

[shrm]

Former Air Force F-16 Crew Chief (for half my life), recently became a relationship manager for a financial tech company.

 

[Dirty Bronco]

Alright y’all are invited to ALL the meetups as long as you allow us to be taste testers

I work a BS call center job right now. Just graduated college (well I get my diploma next month but I’m done with my classes so whatever) and trying to figure out my path forward. Thinking something in the mortgage field but not sure yet. Going to wait a few months before I start sending out resumes with how uncertain stuff is.

Nick, if you work for State Farm there is a very good chance I built the call center you’re working out of.

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