Run a camping store selling camping equipment.
Not enough time to work on my vw but not enough customers to keep me away from here so i spend my days drooling at everybody elses projects.
Derek
I sit in front of a computer 8 hours a day 5 days a week for the uni, then several hours each weekend as a student. In my down time I sit in front of the computer looking at VW forums.
I actually work as a research assistant type person at UniSA (Student Equity in Higher Ed); PhD student on the side 😵💫
started as a builders labourer(got sick of it), then ceramic tiler got sick of it), a panel beater/painter for 12 years(got sick of it),i worked for myself restoring vws now im an insurance motor vehicle assessor, i write off cars and assess quotes(heaps better)
damn most of you people have far more interesting jobs than i do.
i currently work in sales. it is the cruisest full time job i have ever had but far from the most satisfying. in fact it is the second least satisfying job i have ever had (the other one was sales as well and i lasted a week).
the most satisfying was making architectural models.
i really should have finished one of my degrees then i would have had a chance at a cool job (if i could have gotten one in the fields, industrial design / archaeology).
Craig Torrens6 times Australian, 7 times State Hillclimb Class Champion
Am currently a car detailing manager/supervisor/trainer for a big car wash in Brisbane run by Ian Healy(ex Aussie wicketkeeper) and Chris Johns(ex Strom, Bronco & St george player). I book most of the customers in so that means dealing with a lot of people(like anywhere between 150 -300 cars a day). I get to drive them all too!!(Lambo's, Ferrarri's, Maserati's and a truckload of Porsche's) Also do a bit of 4wd tour guide work for my cousin on Fraser Island, Great Barrier Reef etc etc.
ACCEPT THAT SOME DAYS YOU ARE THE PIDGEON AND SOME DAYS YOU ARE THE STATUE
used to be in building maintenance (ok but crap pay), then was a muso/music teacher in a special school/church music director (good but long hours), now I work for an anglican church at Seven Hills looking after kids and youth groups, a night time congregation and helping people think about who Jesus really is. Just in the throws of building a house in a new suburb called Ropes Crossing and working on starting a new church there... really looking forward to it. I have to say, there's not much downtime in what I do though. Working on my car involves planning the time 2 weeks ahead or something.