What's your daily job?

[Venod]

Retired, I always found work overated, I was only in it for the money, spend most of days cycling, walking, listening to music and spending way too much time on the computer, when not repairing things for the family.

 

[vickster]

Market Research Project Director contracting at a large global agency in the Healthcare business...pays the bills, with a few headaches along the way!

 

[Drago]

I'm saving up for my bike number 2. What's your favourite bike out of the ones you use- or the one you use the most if you can't decide on that question? I miss the bike cafe stops ://

It'd be a toss up between my Felt F75, which fits me like a glove and feels just so, and my 83 Claud Butler. Not found another bike and any price that gives me a fizz like the Felt, but the Claud is no slouch and is a wonderful, lively all day marathon competitor to give contrast to the Felt 100M sprinter. I'd take the Felt over a CAAD10 any day, and the Claud over any modern sportive machine.

 

[palinurus]

R&D (mostly 'D') chemist / formulator of soldering products. I haven't done any formulating for a few years though, lots of admin and lots of applications testing.

 

[oreo_muncher]

It'd be a toss up between my Felt F75, which fits me like a glove and feels just so, and my 83 Claud Butler. Not found another bike and any price that gives me a fizz like the Felt, but the Claud is no slouch and is a wonderful, lively all day marathon competitor to give contrast to the Felt 100M sprinter. I'd take the Felt over a CAAD10 any day, and the Claud over any modern sportive machine.

What gear set is that? Assuming both are roadies? How do you pick which bike to take out on a spin?

 

[PaulSB]

How do you spend your days now that you're retired? What does a day in your life look like?

Get up >coffee >read paper and CC >coffee >stretching exercise >50-80 bike mile >usual household and domestic chores >allotment >online exercise classes

Usually loads of other stuff but all cancelled thanks to Covid-19

 

[PaulB]

Professional hop-scotch player.

 

[winjim]

I smash molecules apart and weigh the bits.

 

[Fab Foodie]

McNuggeteer....

 

[Bianchi boy]

Came into the world with nothing, and still got most of it left, currently working for MI5.

 

[Fab Foodie]

I smash molecules apart and weigh the bits.

Atomic vandal!

 

[Fab Foodie]

Maintenance engineer working on citrus fruit netting and grape punnet machines, products destined for M&S predominantly. Very busy environment, very new factory...I love my job but hate what i call the 'white noise', the tsunami of paperwork, extra tasks, training provision, risk assessments, H&S and responsibilities that keep getting pushed down the line. My job has changed immensely in the last 20 years...for the worse, you just cant focus on your core job any more....but I still love it when I'm left to do what I'm paid for.

I feel your pain....

 

[winjim]

Atomic vandal!

To be fair, sometimes all I do is shine a special light at them.

 

[the_mikey]

I'm a mobile field service technician for the parking and traffic management industry, essentially repairs and maintenance to everything from pay & display machines, car park barriers, traffic lights, ANPR cameras and lots of IT stuff, most of my customers are local government and hospitals. It's ok, most of the day is wasted signing in and out of sites.

 

[Flick of the Elbow]

I used to have a nondescript IT job in a bank.
Now my daily job is to find things to do in order to pass the time until it’s time for bed.