Cantr II Discussion Forum

Considering that Cantr has a diverse background of people I was wondering what everyone does for a living. So what does everyone do for a living and a little about it?

You make a single flawed assumption. What makes you think I'm living?

Ok, what do you do that you consider as work so that you can eat and do some other things? Better, Solfius?

Much better and good to see you back around

I'm a student and work part time at PC World

Good to see you back around too, Solfius. You were gone, what? Two years?

I think a year and a half, with a new account after 12 months, but that timed out. I'm sticking with this one, got some nice things devloping. You see, just can't keep away.

I'm about to be between jobs. At this point in time, I've got a student job in an archival library at the university here. Only 2 more weeks though. Then I have no job in sight, but I will need one. >.<

I'm hoping my supervisor will find the job he wants so I can move into his position soon. Then I'll still be working in the archival library. I guess eventually I might end up in his position there, I just don't know if I'll have enough time that I need a job in between or not yet.

Oh, and besides babysitting a couple of summers and working in Barnes & Noble a month, I've only worked in libraries.

I work at my brothers house for a computer for my job. Other than that I'm here annoying you guys.

I'm studying software design, starting second year in September. Never had a job so far.

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[quote="rklenseth"]Considering that Cantr has a diverse background of people I was wondering what everyone does for a living. So what does
What makes you think we all do anything?
But if you really want to know, I'm a retired power station engineer.
everyone do for a living and a little about it?[/quote]

Subway...I work at Subway...

weird.. you look just like a girl that i know that works at a subway.

I've been working at Sonic for a couple weeks. I'm out of shape and not used to all the physical activity, so it really sucks. But hopefully working there will make me get in a little better shape.

Before that, I worked at a catering place as a waitress for a couple months. It was a lot easier, but I only worked a couple days a week, so I didn't get much money.

Those are the only 2 jobs I've had, other than babysitting my brothers.

Edit: Oh, right, I'm mainly a student, of course.

Grade 12 student.

Part-time job at Canadian Tire..

I want to be a cop, though, in the long run.