DNuts Job

[D Nut]

4th floor or 5th?

Single story storefront across from an El Pollo Loco in Elizabeth, NJ. Ample parking out back.

[CinciGuy7777]

Not my current job, but back in college I actually worked for a bail bondsman. I manned the office at night answering phones in case a client needed help after regular hours, and doing some janitorial services. It was an easy gig that gave me time and a quiet place to study.

4th floor or 5th?

[D Nut]

Bail Bondsman?

Not my current job, but back in college I actually worked for a bail bondsman. I manned the office at night answering phones in case a client needed help after regular hours, and doing some janitorial services. It was an easy gig that gave me time and a quiet place to study.

[JohnBob]

Bail Bondsman?

[D Nut]

Only reason I started this topic thread was because he said in one of his posts that he met a lot of providers during his job unbeknownst to them. Still curious.

Golfguy, playing through.

Sadly, with my new role, it won't have as much face time with clients. Also, point of clarification, it wasn't "a lot", but it was a few. I dealt with a lot of people, and by sheer numbers, I encountered providers I recognized from their ad photos.

[GolfGuy]

Given that, are you willing to share your old role? Or will that make it too easy to guess your new role (assuming that we're going to try to figure that out as well.)?

Only reason I started this topic thread was because he said in one of his posts that he met a lot of providers during his job unbeknownst to them. Still curious.

Golfguy, playing through.

[Below Me]

My new job is tied to very closely to my old job.

HINT: My old job requires a Master's Degree.

You must be a counselor of some sort, most probably addictions. Now you're taking over the while department. That's how you get to meet these providors during your day job!

[D Nut]

Given that, are you willing to share your old role? Or will that make it too easy to guess your new role (assuming that we're going to try to figure that out as well.)?

My new job is tied to very closely to my old job.

HINT: My old job requires a Master's Degree.

[JLZ61]

Given that, are you willing to share your old role? Or will that make it too easy to guess your new role (assuming that we're going to try to figure that out as well.)?

Update: I have been offered, I have accepted, a new role, and I am officially changing jobs, so all guesses are back to zero. Sorry.

[Katmandu6999]

Update: I have been offered, I have accepted, a new role, and I am officially changing jobs, so all guesses are back to zero. Sorry.

We never figured out the first one!

[D Nut]

Update: I have been offered, I have accepted, a new role, and I am officially changing jobs, so all guesses are back to zero. Sorry.

[Countryboy72]

Photographer, graphic art.

[Below Me]

Some sort of sales rep for either a carrier or cell phone company. Like Verizon or Samsung. That's how you meet hookers in your day job!

[D Nut]

Since you can do this at home. Your an Insurence Agent. Your name is Jake. And you work for State Farm. And you like to wear Khaki's.

Of all the guesses, this the closest to my job of being a Cher impersonator.

(Just kidding. No, I am not. April fools! .).

[TallGuy54]

One more hint about my job. Currently, I am doing my job from home. :-D So, yes, I am a "non-essential" worker.

Since you can do this at home. Your an Insurence Agent. Your name is Jake. And you work for State Farm. And you like to wear Khaki's.