Just wondering am I the going nuts or do I have one of the craziest, most unheard of jobs around. I know what kind of job could that be. Now don't laugh like everyone else that I meet. I am a live fish sales person. No I don't work in a pet store, I actually sell live fish for food consumption. We have farms on the east coast where we farm raise tilapia and sell them in the ethnic markets. What other crazy, different or fun jobs did people return to after their amputation?
Lets have some fun. It is Monday and none of us really want to be at work anyway. Post your resonse in the comments sections after a week or so maybe we will vote on whose job we would most like to have.
I work as a Producer / Project Officer for the Naval Media Center, in Washington, DC. I mostly produce "Command Information" spots (commercials) for the Navy to use for TV programming on Armed Forces Network, Direct To Sailor, and the Pentagon Channel, since the regular, state-side commercials are not permitted to be aired by the overseas "host" nations, like Japan or Korea. I just finished a series of "spots" addressing summer activity safety, and also a naval heritage spot about the story behind the name of the USS Mason. I also do training videos for the Navy. As a producer, I oversee all facets of a production, do the project budget and contracting requirement paperwork, and monitor the project progress. I just got back from 2 weeks in San Diego, to do 3 different training videos for the Naval School of Health Sciences. In September, I'll be on the road to Camp Pendleton, CA, and Naval Trainig Center, Great Lakes. I can still do what needs to be done, even with a missing leg, and I really enjoy my job.
Gary03:43 PM CST