[BC] Graveyard shifts for young DJs a thing of radio's past
John Mayson
john at mayson.us
Sat Apr 17 22:47:13 CDT 2010
On Sat, Apr 17, 2010 at 9:43 PM, Vernon Kuehn <vkuehn at bellsouth.net> wrote:
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> Public school teacher in metro areas.
My wife is one. Fairly secure. I would be on the evening news after
killing a student, I couldn't do it.
> Family farmer. (Has been on the list for a long time.)
As long as you play ball the big ag companies you'll do okay.
> Truck driver.
In a good week a drivers will get 3,000 miles. I've heard they're
lucky to get 1,000 these days.
> Computer programmer. (as in: heads-down coders)
Did that. Couldn't do it again. And besides I don't know the
newfangled languages.
> Pharmacy owner-operator
Yes, if I could do it over again I'd be in the medical field.
> newspaper journalist
Uh.... what's a "newspaper"? :-)
> primary care doctor
Medicine!
>
> The only career with a future is the one I heard about in a small town in Kansas several years ago: Their local industry was making the front-end of horses.
>
> They were then shipped to Washington DC for final assembly.
There we go!
John
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John Mayson <john at mayson.us>
Austin, Texas, USA
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