i print things
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YES!!!
Iāll watch the Houdini vids.
The OT isnt as tough a learning curve as Ableton 
My latest gig is previs/postvis artist animator for The Third Floor
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Iām working as a metalworker/ construction
mechanic. I do a lot of welding in our workshop, but Iām also working outside alot which is great 
Today we did this stage. Itās 4meters x11meters, 2,10m hight. Took us 6 hours to set it up, gonna do the fine tuning tomorrow.
Iām also doing some more detailed and much smaller stuff, like furniture and so onā¦ this is a little table we tried for the first time last week:
Love my Job, best thing about it are my Co Workers, because we basicly talk about nonsense all day every day and we all love some beer after work 
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Iāve been doing similar work for the last 7 years. Itās very fulfilling. The program that I worked at ended up shutting down during the beginning of the pandemic, which left me unemployed for most of 2020 and feeling very depressed. It was a blessing in disguise though because it eventually lead me and a few of my old colleagues to start our own program. which is mainly art focused. Weāve been operating for about a year now!
Hereās our Instagram handle, if youāre interested in checking us out:
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Hey, thank you for writing about your project. It seems really cool!
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I work for as an intake/investigation specialist for a law firm in Louisville, Ky. I left the wacky world of insurance to work here and itās literally the craziest job Iāve ever had.
I never realized the amount of mental illness that the general public deals with until I started taking calls daily from conspiracy theorists who want to sue the government for allowing lizard people to infiltrate the system.
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I work as a community service green worker for 7 years now. Had many different jobs before, from industrial cleaner to operator making Bio-Diesel.
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Sure! I always get excited when I find others who support people in the IDD community. This type of work isnāt for everyone. I think it takes a certain level of patience and openness, which can be emotionally and physically exhausting, and yet itās also very enrichingā¦ Iām sure you know what I mean.
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Definitely! And the team is also really important. Itās nice that you have a great team. Our team is quite small and new as the old colleagues are not here anymore and unfortunately for now there are some problems with this team. Letās see how things go.
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I teach audio production and post-production at a grad school in NYC for the 9-5. Occasionally Iāll freelance as a composer when I can get the work.
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I work part-time as a communication officer for a historical museum and teach leadership and communication at a school. I am also the father of two children and spend several days a week with them. I am very happy with this constellation.
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Preschool Teacher for the past decade.
Heaps of fun.
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Programmer in supply chain software.
(I donāt know when supply chain issues will be over either 
. I do know a lot of businesses are super on edge about any delay getting orders out of warehouses)
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Iām a budtender and a social club ownerā¦
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I wanna open a social club one day too! š„²
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Iād advise against it unless it becomes fully legal bro.
Update: Yeah I should have listened to my own advice, arrested last week and being charged for drug traffickingā¦ All sorts of lies from the police in the news of course, mother fuckersā¦
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I plan on doing it legit or not doing it at all
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I grow cannabis for a local (Seattle) farm and also work in the warehouse for Fantagraphics, a comics publisher. I donāt enjoy the cannabis thing at all but it pays nicely. The warehouse is minimum wage and I would die/kill to keep that job.
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whatās so bad about the farm job?
āBack in the dayā growing weed was not only an adventure but highly lucrative. Now itās just a pack of boring, repetitive chores.
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