Drug Lord.
What do/did you do for a living?
With the increasingly high priced items people own and are selling, I'm curious about the line of work people do or have done. I thought my $5k integrated was a massive investment, but seeing users searching for $100k speakers or $75k SET amplifiers has me curious about the varying lines of work people do to afford these items.
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Hello @rocray I won’t say congratulations just yet then; but good for you. Been retired almost 32 months now and loving it. Funny thing is, the only time I’m really relaxed is when I’m listening to music- just like when I was working. I spent a lot of money in my first year of retirement. Be prepared for that. A good part of that was on the stereo. But I had a grand time doing it. The hardest thing for me was writing the check for my speakers. That was a lot of money. Once I heard them in my room all that stress was forgotten. |
@tonywinga, beautiful room,and system. Thanks for the encouragement. Over that last handful of years, I have slowly been upgrading, getting ready for this phase of my life. I have to say,physically and mentally, I am ready for this. I turned 60 in May, and consider myself truly blessed. While I’m not going to be vacationing in the south of France every winter, I will be able to enjoy a small indulgence from time to time. |
I always loved this thread. I agree, I’m happy to see this thread resurrected. Best job: Working at Tower Records in Honolulu during college. Worst job: Working in a cannery in Ekuk, Alaska between college. Current job: Medical social worker/therapist working with pediatric and adults with a chronic life-limiting illness in a subspecialty clinic at a children’s hospital. Future job: I’d like to start a small practice dealing with pet bereavement. |
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